Wanna See My Goosebumps?

In our efforts to clean and organize, we came across some very interesting 'literature'....Brent's Baby Book! What I've learned and can expect in my future children:

-goosebumps = chicken pocks
-his mother mentioned his temperamental attitude and quickness to anger in almost every entry...hmm, yet he refuses to
acknowledge this pattern is still in existence...I think we all know.
-he had early ambitions to join the circus; he practiced by hanging over balconies
-he was so precious though

Laura, I hope that you can always maintain the title in the family of the one with all the crazy/funny kid stories....but we all know how competitive Brent is...sigh....

P.S. all pictures of Brent, from any age, are needed. :)

Comments

Anonymous said…

By baby book, did you mean his free booklet from the hospital(poor 3rd child)?? Linda wrote such sweet things in their baby books!...good luck with the pictures!

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