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OK, so that is a direct quote from me, the Dad, to the number one son.
Who would have thought, years ago, that mild-mannered and good-natured Lowell would be using such strong language with his own child.
The funny thing is, I don't think I feel sorry. It really struck me as the most appropriate thing to say. I am trying to remember if my Dad ever said that (or the generational equivalent) to me? I am sure I probably deserved it on many occasions.
He really is a good kid, but, wow, he can be relentless. :)
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Ah, the joys of parenthood...my "Irish" twins have got me humbly on my knees begging for mercy, that they would sleep through the night or nap long enough to give me a break! We finally are sending support your way. Sorry about the long wait-2 international adoptions has thrown us off for a bit. And, Hearty Congratulations on ELI! He is adorable even if he is harassed by officials. Amy, you are in our thoughts and prayers, especially for help to come your way soon!
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