Home of the Four Trans

A comedian

He’ll laugh to make me laugh. Then, he’ll ask, “Are you happy, now?” This usually occurs after he realizes that he’s done something to upset me.

A teenager

“Hi, Mom…Can you get that for me, Mom?…I’m sorry, Mom…Right, Mom?” No more Mama or Mommy. It’s just Mom, now. *Tear*

When his Auntie Diane asked him what he wanted for attending his first day at school, he responded, “I want a car so that I can drive to school.”

An architect

His Auntie Lynn gave him a toolbox for Christmas. He loves it, and puts it to good use when helping Loi with his projects in the garage.

A blur

It is almost (almost!) impossible to get a decent picture of him. He’s either making clowning faces or running about.

The time that’s gone by since we brought this OG PeeWee into this world has also been a blur. I can’t believe he’s a preschooler! Going to school!

A tornado

Sometimes, I think there’s no point to cleaning up because in a just a moment, it would be a mess, again. Nathan loves to pull the laundry out of the baskets, throw freshly folded clothes all about, rummage toys out from his room, and scatter it about the floor because it’s fun! He jumps off couches, whirls throughout the rooms, and then will usually land on me…or into me.

A procrastinator

Me: The water’s ready, Nathan. Let’s get in.

N: No, wait. I need to get my cars.

Me: OK, Justin’s ready, he’ll go in first then.

N: No, I want to go in first.

Me: OK, get in, then.

N: But, wait…

He finally gets in. But, when it’s time to come out…”But, waaaiiit. I need to show you something.”

A collector of cars, trains, construction vehicles, firetrucks

My firstborn

My love

My son

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