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rootofnewt) wrote2008-12-31 04:49 pm
rootofnewt) wrote2008-12-31 04:49 pm
Rockstar mullet kiddo
So, we travelled to NJ and back for a few days immediately surrounding Christmas. We were originally planning on staying home, but several of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
explodingcat's high school friends planned to gather for a mini-reunion, so we changed our plans. His folks certainly enjoyed seeing Ronan on Christmas Day.
Yesterday was gorgeous, so after spending most of it outdoors, I assembled the sweet little roadster my parents gave Ronan for the holidays. It has a steel body and real rubber wheels, so it's great for the sidewalk. (We keep it hidden in the mud room, however, because those real rubber wheels do a real doozy on this real allergic mom.)
It's really fabulous. I posted a pic of him on it yesterday. Yes, he deems the fire helmet totally and completely necessary and I really do have to agree that it completes the experience.
I took down the tree last night so that we can make room for the gift we've given him. It's a train table, but he doesn't know it yet. Still unassembled in its box.
Off I go, he napped for three hours today and is now demanding his "bike" helmet, his word for any headgear or any item that might possibly be placed on one's head.
explodingcat's high school friends planned to gather for a mini-reunion, so we changed our plans. His folks certainly enjoyed seeing Ronan on Christmas Day.Yesterday was gorgeous, so after spending most of it outdoors, I assembled the sweet little roadster my parents gave Ronan for the holidays. It has a steel body and real rubber wheels, so it's great for the sidewalk. (We keep it hidden in the mud room, however, because those real rubber wheels do a real doozy on this real allergic mom.)
It's really fabulous. I posted a pic of him on it yesterday. Yes, he deems the fire helmet totally and completely necessary and I really do have to agree that it completes the experience.
I took down the tree last night so that we can make room for the gift we've given him. It's a train table, but he doesn't know it yet. Still unassembled in its box.
Off I go, he napped for three hours today and is now demanding his "bike" helmet, his word for any headgear or any item that might possibly be placed on one's head.