Freakin' Cute, Man*
I would totally kill for his hair. And, today? Used anti-perspirant for the first time. I'm so proud that he was comfortable enough to come to me and say "Uh... mommy? I ran a mile at school today and afterwards I stank. Will you buy me deodorant?" Since Teddy Bear was at the pharmacy (story to follow another day) he bought Chicken his first stick of Mitchum, simply because it said on the packaging "If you only see a doctor when something breaks, you're a Mitchum man." Rocks. Chicken requested unscented for the time being. My baby is growing up. *sniff*
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Labels: Chicken, Teddy Bear, Who Am I?



13 Comments:
May I recommend Degree anti-persperant for the lad?
My boy is currently experiencing such scents of manhood.
Haha! We're OLD!
Lord, I wish more kids his age would catch the clue! Nothing worse than a classroom of middle schoolers in from recess!
I agree with Osbasso. Some kids play too hard to stop and think about hygiene and how smelling like an old gym bag can affect others.
Pretty soon, Teddy Bear is gonna have to demonstrate "Shaving." The young man is growing up, isn't it amazing!!
Cheerio Sam...
Jeremy
hi sam
I love your blog!
And no, I'm not gone for good (thanks for the comment, by the way)
amy
Is it just me or does it seem like Chicken grew 10 years in the last year? Thats a total little man right there. A little man with really good hair.
Awww, the deodorant is a big step. And good for him for taking the first step. *applause*
I didn't realise kids had hair like that in real life, I thought it was just in the movies. Liar Liar, for example. I mean the style, not the quality.
Regardless, he does still fucking rock.
And I wish we had such manly deodorising product over here. Love that selling line.
Geez, talk about sudden realization. I should probably get my 10-year-old some deoderant.
Maybe I need to start buying it for me, too.
Miss B's been sportin' the ol' deo for a few months now - they also just had the "discussion" in school about their bodies and how they're changing...I'm so glad I beat that discussion and had it at home first!
He HAS got great hair!
Note to self: Look for Mitchum in next new boyfriend's bathroom. If you find it, marry him. That's your kinda guy. Manly. Tough. Yet non-stinky.
*screams bloody murder and collapses to floor in a pile of sheer agony when realizes that is the deoderant her dad used*
Note to Self: Scratch that.
your kid has great hair. love the color, especially.
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