When family members observe his facial expressions and particularly his tongue-work, they snicker, nudge each other, and look at me knowingly because they say this is just like me. Of course, I
When all is done, one can be very pleased with oneself.
A while ago, when I posted his hockey pics, I forgot to include this one, which has nothing to do with the rest of the post.
A remarkably photogenic kid. He projects such a winsome picture!
ReplyDeleteso very cute with his hard work. :)
ReplyDeleteMan A C, don't you wish you had that power of concentration with cameras clicking, etc.
ReplyDeleteHandsome lad! You are lucky to have the privilege of having your "grands" close at hand. My 3 little ones live 3 city blocks from me, but Mamma Bear keeps them at arm's reach for some reason beyond my comprehension. Pappa Bear doesn't intervene. Maybe he has learned!! Oh well, I make the best of a tedious situation when I can. It is what it is! Some times life itself just SUCKS!
Love these!!
ReplyDeleteMy Garrett (5-year-old Grandson) does the same thing. He gets that tongue to working the instant he begins to "concentrate"...and I love to see it.
Makes my heart happy!!!!
Great shots. Love the love you have for him.
Hugs,
J.
so cute
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ReplyDeleteYou are the second grandfather blogger I know who has this problem, and I find it mighty strange.
You should have taken a snap of yourself while doing a project...we needed a photo for comparison...!
ReplyDeleteHe's a Doll!
hughugs
Love this sweet series of photos. Serious young man, indeed. If he keeps that zeal for work, he should do well in school.
ReplyDeleteI'm already a huge fan of JJ's, but that hockey picture could send a girl over the edge. Way, way too handsome!!
ReplyDeleteYou do know, John, that your young grandson is developing quite a fan base in the blog community thanks to posts like this one.
ReplyDeleteThe one with his lips semi pursed is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteAs are the eyes in the hockey shot.