One of Mr. Burrito's favorite game, Connect 4. When he does not want to play the game, he love stacking them up.
I always tell my kids that they are very lucky to enjoy so many things during childhood as I never got to experienced any of these things when I was growing up. I remember in high school, I really wanted to play xylophone but I couldn't because you have to buy your own instrument. I joined the drum and bugle corps of the school anyway even if couldn't be a xylophonist. I joined the drummer team instead because the drums are provided for by the school.
Cute shot! Have a fabulous week.
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He's a doll !
ReplyDeleteCute! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice one. My kids love playing this game too :)
ReplyDeletei remember playing this game when i was young..
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Used to be one of our favorite game too, but now it's chucked one corner as the kids are now grown men!
ReplyDeleteHe is such a cutie! Little boys always love stacking things...wonder why?
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I play Connect 4 with my daughter. She often beats me!
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Lovely and what a sweet pic!!
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Great relationship, kids who have parents who love to play actual, tactile games with them. Love it. Also, can sympathize with your xylophone desires... my daughter was the first female drummer in her middle school, and several girls followed her lead. She also wanted a xylophone for the school. Instead, she learned to play pan drums her dad brought back from Jamaica. Great post, first time here, and thanks! Amy
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I taught high school band and always appreciated a good xylophonist. Too bad you didn't get your wish! Fun photo of Mr. Burrito!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute shot!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to play the trumpet - lived too far out of town and my parents couldn't afford to buy me and instrument either.
I joined the choir. :)