This Modern World could not

This Modern World could not be more brilliant this fine Monday morning.

And completely unrelated to that other than the fact that's it's not a phantom of lost anything, Max is too great. His little self slept in this morning and didn't make a peep until I was getting ready to leave. He usually wakes up and plays in his room for a while (somewhere between 20 - 45 minutes depending on whimsy, I think). So, I walked out the door and looked up. What did I see, but my little boy looking out the window. I waved. He waved. I smiled. He smiled around his pacifier with his curly hair sticking out at all angles. He pointed at the clouds and then waved again.

posted December 17, 2001 9:22 AM by Kevin Lawver | Max | | permalink

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