My offspring looks nothing like me
I suppose it's not that unusual for a father to hope that his son looks something like him. Alas, I hope in vain.
My three-month old is a handsome devil, don't get me wrong. (And I'm not just saying that. Look at these photos, and tell me he's not a fine specimen.)
I have occasionally commented to his mother that he is the baby of a thousand faces. This is because no two photographs we take of him look quite the same. The problem is that not a single one of his many faces looks like me.
Because of this, I have to take solace in similarity with other body parts. He has two wonderful ears and a pair of fantastic legs, which his mother calls "Romanesque" (read: fat) that are both shrunken versions of mine.
I do, however, take full credit for his "cute" and "rascal" genes.
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Oh love, he does too look like you. AND, you cannot deny that he looks exactly like you did when you were a baby - at least, that is what I can tell from the ONE baby picture you have.
OH, and P.S. ..."Romanesque" should not imply fat. My boys aren't fat … their legs are in fact chiseled … muscular … you know, just like the statues you see depicting Roman gods.
Fat=Bad.
Romanesque=Good. Very Good.
P.P.S.: Thanks for finally updating.
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