In this picture, all that I did was put his cup of milk on the table which he wanted to put in the cupboard under the sink. Most of you don't get to see this face, therefore I figured I would let you see what it's like to break the poor little boy's heart when he's having a bad day. He was very upset with me. I hate being the reason for this face. I can't wait until he is purposefully breaking out the puppy dog eyes to try to con me. I quickly resolved the issue by handing him the cup. He took a drink, smiled, and then put it back on the table himself. What? Apparently it's ok if he does it, but not the case for me or at least at this moment in time, haha.
(Oh, just an FYI...I checked the timestamp on these two pictures and they were taking within the same minute, haha. I was not exaggerating, lol.)
So I've heard something about getting back what you were like as a child or something like that before. I really really really hope that is not the case, lol. Nothing against Jeff. It's more of my attitude problems/tantrums as a child that I'm worried Dylan might throw back at me. I know it's hard to believe, me & attitude problems, but it's true.
But in all seriousness, Dylan is such a joyful kid. I love spending my days with him and he keeps me smiling all day. I have found that if you are having a bad day or just in a bad mood or funk, Dylan will find a way to be just goofy enough to make you smile and laugh. He always makes my day better. I know that he does the same for Jeff. When Jeff walks in the door at night coming home from work and he gets two steps in the door to see Dylan dancing and shaking his butt at him, he has to laugh no matter if it was a good day or bad. Even though I spend all day with him, I look forward to spending every moment with him.
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