Funny face. Funny hat.
Hugo likes hats. He likes to steal his Pops' hat.
He likes to look at himself when he is wearing hats.
He has discovered the stove is a perfect place for him to do this since we don't have any mirrors on his level.
He doesn't seem distracted by the grime on the stove, does he? I was hesitant to post some of these pictures, because it shows the clutter & choas in my life right now. Some days it feels like nothing is clean or organized. I was inspired by my sister's recent blog post showing her cluttered counters & how the death of someone she knew put things into perspective for her. Watching my son play & seeing these pictures reminded me that kids seem to inherently know what is really important in life. While we are worrying over fingerprints & dirt they are exploring their fantastic universe & themselves. Our reflections all get smudged sometimes. If we could only learn how to see through the distorted view to what is truly there we might feel some of that magic.
Funny face. Funny hat.
Hugo likes hats. He likes to steal his Pops' hat.
He likes to look at himself when he is wearing hats.
He has discovered the stove is a perfect place for him to do this since we don't have any mirrors on his level.
He doesn't seem distracted by the grime on the stove, does he? I was hesitant to post some of these pictures, because it shows the clutter & choas in my life right now. Some days it feels like nothing is clean or organized. I was inspired by my sister's recent blog post showing her cluttered counters & how the death of someone she knew put things into perspective for her. Watching my son play & seeing these pictures reminded me that kids seem to inherently know what is really important in life. While we are worrying over fingerprints & dirt they are exploring their fantastic universe & themselves. Our reflections all get smudged sometimes. If we could only learn how to see through the distorted view to what is truly there we might feel some of that magic.
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