This is what I get for trying to plan ahead. As I mentioned yesterday, I am a judge for the Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo Wine Competition, so I am trying to get a few posts “in the can” instead of scrambling very early in the morning. I thought I had scheduled this for Sunday morning, but it actually published late Friday night, thus I am trying again….
Sebastian is my eight-year old and he says some of the funniest things–we have no idea where he gets his material since his mother and I are rather boring, serious people.
Sebastian is my eight-year old and he says some of the funniest things–we have no idea where he gets his material since his mother and I are rather boring, serious people.
A few months ago, I succumbed to the boys’ wishes to have dinner out by the pool in our apartment complex.
During dinner, Sebastian complained of being very uncomfortable but his mother and I dismissed it as he often tries to avoid any food that resembles a vegetable.
It turns out that he was being savagely attacked my mosquitoes, while the rest of us escaped virtually unscathed.
The following day, on the way to school….
Sebastian: “Daddy, why did I get so many mosquito bites and you didn’t get any?”
Me: “Well, I am not exactly sure, but it definitely seems that the mosquitoes like you more.”
After a bit of reflection….
Seba: “Yeah, I guess so. I am very lovable.”
Your boys are growing up, Dad. That photo is proof.
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Their attitudes also suggest added “maturity”!
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Well, of course that must be the first reason why. I have heard that mozzies prefer certain blood types to others. Is Sebastian a different type than the rest of you? One of the boys and Derek hardly get bitten, but the rest and I get eaten alive.
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Tammy gets chewed up quite a bit, but not as badly as Seba. Never thought of the blood type angle….
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They are the spittin’ image of each other!
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And luckily for them, they take after their mother!
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