A couple of months ago we were at an outdoor Church Dinner/Activity and
all the kids were playing in the big field. Several of the younger ones enjoyed the red dirt that designanted the positions for the baseball diamond. Little E was filthy - and loved it! However, just this past week or so, he has suddenly become conscious of dirt and is changing his mind about how he feels about it. I'm shocked. It's so drastic! My little guy will refuse to go any further, yelling that "it's muddy, uck"! Other terminology recently uttered are "gross!" and "ucky, I don't like it!" Looking at these pictures it's hard to believe... I'm wondering which may be the "phase" and which the "reality".
The pictures don't even do justice to how dirty Little E really was - or how disgusting my bathtub became when we had to clean him. Thank goodness for oxi-clean - his clothes are good as new!
A couple of months ago we were at an outdoor Church Dinner/Activity and all the kids were playing in the big field. Several of the younger ones enjoyed the red dirt that designanted the positions for the baseball diamond. Little E was filthy - and loved it! However, just this past week or so, he has suddenly become conscious of dirt and is changing his mind about how he feels about it. I'm shocked. It's so drastic! My little guy will refuse to go any further, yelling that "it's muddy, uck"! Other terminology recently uttered are "gross!" and "ucky, I don't like it!" Looking at these pictures it's hard to believe... I'm wondering which may be the "phase" and which the "reality".
The pictures don't even do justice to how dirty Little E really was - or how disgusting my bathtub became when we had to clean him. Thank goodness for oxi-clean - his clothes are good as new!
3 comments:
That's so cute. He looks like he's having a great time in these photos.
wondering if you use the liquid or powder oxy-clean?
Cute pictures!!
Powder. Never heard of the liquid kind.
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