I think this is the first shot I've ever seen of his face. You make cute babies :-) I have to agree with Mrs SSgt - he'd get along well with Keenan. Extremely well. Love it!
He looks like a total badass in this picture. Love it. I'm pretty sure that a toy like this is in the Captain's future, to prepare her for her real gun. LOL.
I agree with Loqui- even if you don't give them guns they'll make believe with other things anyway. The number one rule in our preschool room is no play fighting or guns. The little rascals still try to pretend with fake hair dryers, curling irons, and even baby dolls!
Hahahaha I love this picture! You wanna know the irony? My little kid (aka my hubby) requested this gun! Oh lord. I'll let you know how it goes during R&R! :)
My MIL actually said to me when I was pregnant with #1, "If this one's a boy, can we please not let it play with guns." (She actually tried this with Stretch and his brother but their uncle gave them cap guns anyway) Yeah, right. Stretch is a Marine and we lived on a Marine base at the time. Good luck on not letting a boy play with toy guns in that environment!
I am first and foremost mom to our three very energetic little boys. Another large part of my life, or rather our family life is the Marine Corps. I hold down the fort while hubby flies around the world for Uncle Sam.
That is hilarious! He'd get along well with my brood, lol.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the first shot I've ever seen of his face. You make cute babies :-) I have to agree with Mrs SSgt - he'd get along well with Keenan. Extremely well. Love it!
ReplyDeleteIf you don't give them actual toy guns, they just use other things and pretend they're guns anyway. :)
ReplyDeleteThis pic cracks me up - I imagine toy weapons are in my future as well, if we have boy(s). :)
seriously adorable honey!!
ReplyDeletei can't remember the last picture i saw of the front of his sweet face!!
we need more :)
Ramboooooo!!!!
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a total badass in this picture. Love it. I'm pretty sure that a toy like this is in the Captain's future, to prepare her for her real gun. LOL.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for swinging by my blog :)
ReplyDeleteAnd btw, when I have kids, I hope they're half as cute as your son in that picture!
How adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhen we were little we use to build toy guns out of Lego's and play cops and robbers.
And I didn't turn out too bad!
So I say let em play with it!
yeah, you definitely are the opposite of "those people" (the ones who don't let their kids have toy guns).
ReplyDeletethey're BOYS. they to do those things. it's in their genes. :)
This pic is adorable.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Loqui- even if you don't give them guns they'll make believe with other things anyway. The number one rule in our preschool room is no play fighting or guns. The little rascals still try to pretend with fake hair dryers, curling irons, and even baby dolls!
Yep-what Loqui and Brando said. He's just so cute!
ReplyDeletewell, if it makes you feel better my day today involved vomit. but the sun is out, so i'm just trying to ignore it :) :)
ReplyDeleteHahahaha I love this picture! You wanna know the irony? My little kid (aka my hubby) requested this gun! Oh lord. I'll let you know how it goes during R&R! :)
ReplyDeleteMy MIL actually said to me when I was pregnant with #1, "If this one's a boy, can we please not let it play with guns." (She actually tried this with Stretch and his brother but their uncle gave them cap guns anyway) Yeah, right. Stretch is a Marine and we lived on a Marine base at the time. Good luck on not letting a boy play with toy guns in that environment!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! He is so funny! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis made me laugh and laugh! Great shot!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog but I love this photo.. very cute indeed
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