He really liked it and loved giving us all a good laugh so he announced that this would be his 'do' for the morrow. He awoke to find his hair unscathed and off to school he went with mohawks being the car rider topic for the morning. When he arrived home this afternoon, his first words were "I have good news and I have bad news." We got the good news out of the way immediately (back pack returned from being left in the neighbors' car for days). The bad news: Lots of derrogative remarks about Asa's hair. He concluded to wear his mohawk hair one more day and "pretend he doesn't have ears" so he doesn't hear that others don't like his hairdo. How profound...Out of the mouths of babes.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Like Father, Like Son
Last night, Asa played with his wet hair and came up with.....

He really liked it and loved giving us all a good laugh so he announced that this would be his 'do' for the morrow. He awoke to find his hair unscathed and off to school he went with mohawks being the car rider topic for the morning. When he arrived home this afternoon, his first words were "I have good news and I have bad news." We got the good news out of the way immediately (back pack returned from being left in the neighbors' car for days). The bad news: Lots of derrogative remarks about Asa's hair. He concluded to wear his mohawk hair one more day and "pretend he doesn't have ears" so he doesn't hear that others don't like his hairdo. How profound...Out of the mouths of babes.
He really liked it and loved giving us all a good laugh so he announced that this would be his 'do' for the morrow. He awoke to find his hair unscathed and off to school he went with mohawks being the car rider topic for the morning. When he arrived home this afternoon, his first words were "I have good news and I have bad news." We got the good news out of the way immediately (back pack returned from being left in the neighbors' car for days). The bad news: Lots of derrogative remarks about Asa's hair. He concluded to wear his mohawk hair one more day and "pretend he doesn't have ears" so he doesn't hear that others don't like his hairdo. How profound...Out of the mouths of babes.
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3 comments:
I LOVE THAT BOY! He has such a good head on his shoulders, not to mention the wonderful guidance of exemplary parents!
I like that he's not afraid to be his own man!
Asa reminds me of my Tate, just a few years ahead. I love hearing all your Asaisms, we call them Tateisms around here as well. I think it must be the 3rd child syndrom. I just love the spunk.
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