Southcrest had a T-shirt design contest.
Here was your submission.
(Sure, dad may have helped with the phrasing.)
Honestly, it could not be more perfect.
I love you.
-Dad

Southcrest had a T-shirt design contest.
Here was your submission.
(Sure, dad may have helped with the phrasing.)
Honestly, it could not be more perfect.
I love you.
-Dad
T, you have so much hair.
I mean, you have more hair than H and K had – put together – at the same age.
For now it is absolutely gorgeous and still dark.
But just on top, where one’s bald spot would normally be, you have a large whisp of hair bunched together.
It is frequently sticking up in the air after a good night sleep, but Mom likes bushing it and styling it after your baths.
All that to say, H calls it your “floof.”
Or – sometimes – your “floofy.”
As in:
Let me have a turn. I want to comb T’s floofly!
Mom and I have gotten a big kick out of it.
Don’t you ever cut that floof off…
I love you.
-Dad
It’s late – and I am tired.
We tried to go to the park today.
H, you wanted to walk to it. And K, you demanded to stay home in every shape and form.
Through tears and whining by nearly everyone involved, we settled on all driving to the park together.
H, you and mom got out and played for a bit. K, you and I stayed in the car and watched movies on my phone.
We are all just tired, I think.
Work stress, school, baby on the way…
Ok. I have to go to sleep.
I love you.
-Dad