The boy came home on Friday afternoon and we just returned him back to college this evening.
Can I say I miss him very much???
Okay, I miss him very much!
Hubby and I were going to go get him at college after work on Friday evening. I totally dislike driving to Buffalo after a day of work, but oh, well, I wanted to see my boy!
Ten minutes after I walked in the door on Friday after a rough and tough week at the elementary school (and a full week it was as it was the first week of having the kiddos back in the building), I got a phone call.
It was a great phone call. I had just put on a pot of coffee and figured that DH and I would share that pot of coffee before making the 4 hour round trip. But, alas, the phone rang and it was the boy saying, "You don't need to come pick me up."
What? Am I dreaming?
Apparently, the boy's best friend, J, drove to Buffalo and was at the dorm to bring him home as we were speaking.
When they got home, I had J's favorite meal prepared. I figured he really earned it. But before the boys got into the house, I got staring at my son's hair and thinking, "What did he do? His hair looks different!"
He spoke up and said, "How do you like my Mohawk?"
I almost fell down in the driveway (I was in the driveway, because I always run out and kiss and hug and kiss and hug him, until he says, "Aw, mom!").
This is the boy that when the entire high school basketball team got a Mohawk, he wouldn't. This is the boy that when almost all the boys in his class got Mohawks just a few weeks shy of graduation, he wouldn't.
Well, I really got a good laugh, because DS keeps his hair so extremely short (think buzz cut) that there was a hardly discernible tuff of hair on the tippy top of his head.
I really wanted a picture, but every time I got the camera out this weekend, he ran, he ducked, he covered the lens.
I wanted a picture, but instead I got pictures of the walls of my living room, the clear blue sky, and the palm of his hand.
I really wanted that picture!
2 comments:
"the walls of my living room, the clear blue sky, and the palm of his hand."
Yeah, I get a lot of those too--along with the backs of their heads and whatever book they are reading. I feel your pain.
**too funny** Still a little boy, in so many ways!
So glad you had a wonderful weekend with him at home.
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