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My little adorable visitor today

Sherrie, my neighbor, called me this morning to see if I could watch Scott for her while she played tennis. He is such a delight to have come over. It was still kind of early for me, so I thought I could sort of halfway sleep on my bed while he watched some kids' programs on PBS, some dragon show, and some other new shows that weren't around when mine were little. He was hanging out in my room at the end of my bed, then saw the stash of pillows on the ground and went over to plop on top of them. I looked at him and told him how cute he looked and said to stay there, while I go downstairs to get my camera. He did just that. But when I came up with my camera, he had this silly face to show me. You can tell he has older siblings!
He's obviously no stranger to photos and had fun posing for me. It was so funny. He cracked me up.
He was getting into his cheesy smiling for the camera, so then I stopped and showed him the pictures.
He thought it was fun, so we took a few more.
This little guy is such a sweetheart and I love having him over to hang out with me.
He wanted to take a picture of me this time. So I let him. I love his work!

Comments

Julie said…
He is adorable and those pillows look like the perfect place to relax and watch tv! My grandfather ALWAYS cut off our heads when he took pictures of us...that gave me a good little laugh/memory when I saw the picture Scott took of you!
Megs said…
That looks like fun. I love the colors of your pillows. Very cute!
Lonna said…
How fun! How clever of you to entertain him with a little picture show of himself. That cracks me up that he completely cut off your head? I wonder if he could see that he was doing that? I am glad that you had a good time. If you ever want to borrow Gwen just let me know.
Holly said…
Cute Kelly! You look like a great baby sitter. Too bad I never hit you up for that when I was in Austin. BTW, the dragon movie is Dragon Tales- Kennedy loves it. :)
Unknown said…
I wish you could take my kids sometime...try Hi-5 next time, that's Abby's favorite
Kelly said…
"Ask and ye shall receive!" I know I've made offers to some of you mommies that I'm friends with. If I don't have anything going on, I'm up for it! If I can't, I'll let you know.
Anonymous said…
What a doll! He should model.
Brook said…
I think he should model too. Hooly's right about the show, the others were probablyClifford, Barney, Between the Lions, Big World...shall I continue? I know them all, and thank heaven for them in the wee early hours!

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