Joining the gracious host Cari, again for this weeks Theme Thursday: BODIES!
(On a side note, thank you kind readers for last weeks boost in confidence.)
There are so many bodies to choose from and I know that sounds creepy, but It's true. In lieu of the theme as bodies, plural, and not body, singular, I choose the cohesiveness of this trio.
(On a side note, thank you kind readers for last weeks boost in confidence.)
There are so many bodies to choose from and I know that sounds creepy, but It's true. In lieu of the theme as bodies, plural, and not body, singular, I choose the cohesiveness of this trio.
The Trio
Baptism of The Fourth |
My Father-in-law (Jr.), My husband (The Third) and My son (The fourth, or as my FIL likes to call him, Quattro). I tried to convince them it should be A Ceathair (ah cah-hir) which is Irish for the number four, but was shut down. Probably for the reason you already thought...What's that word and what does it mean?
We look to him as the patriarch of the family, though he would humbly claim it is his father-in-law
Moving on to The Third
The leading man in my life who shares All the adventures with me. My Prince Charming/Court Jester. Without him I would always be Chicken Little yelling "the sky is falling the sky is falling!" Instead, it's just half the week. It also happens to be his birthday today. Happy Birthday Robert The Third!
And then there's this guy, Robert The Fourth
Apple of my eye, makes me smile when I don't want to, and melts my heart because he already pulls out ALL the stops... Like father, like son!
Do you all remember the popular County Music song by Travis Trait (90's)
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
It went a little something like this:
"...hey good L-double O-K-I-N-G...
Yeah I smell T-R-O-U-B-L-E...!"
No, you don't? Need a newer reference?
Okay How about Taylor Swift's
Trouble
I like these lines:
"I knew you were trouble when you walked in"
"Oh, trouble, trouble, trouble"
Yea, Pretty much sums him up. SO. MUCH. T-R-O-U-B-L-E!
Here's what I mean.
Revving up |
Ready |
Set |
T-R-O-U-B-L-E!!! |
Oh,Trouble, Trouble, Trouble |
Oh, yes. the shenanigans are never far, you mosey on up the stairs, every chance you get. The obstacle course of chairs slows you; but you are your fathers' son AND your fathers', fathers' grandson...persistent. A good trait to have on your side later in life, but right now, it finds you frustrated.
"How dare you ruin my life and eat all my steak". To that, my reply "I'm your mom it's my job to ruin your life (protect you) and you won't even eat the steak.
T-R-O-U-B-L-E |
I pulled him to safety and his thoughts on that were... |
Seriously, The Trio is too cute. I HEART them!
A note to The Fourth,
On this day of celebration and honoring of your father. Those roman numerals behind your name are placed with integrity and honor. A legacy is unfolding, the stairway to heaven have already been built and sainthood is achievable, just follow in the foot steps of your father, grandfather, and great-grandfather and you'll be one fine man and wealthy beyond your dreams!
A note to The Fourth,
On this day of celebration and honoring of your father. Those roman numerals behind your name are placed with integrity and honor. A legacy is unfolding, the stairway to heaven have already been built and sainthood is achievable, just follow in the foot steps of your father, grandfather, and great-grandfather and you'll be one fine man and wealthy beyond your dreams!
I love family names. Love them. I love that you carried the tradition onward. He sure is cute! And happy birthday to your husband!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that your baby is a fourth! How special! I just never hear that anymore. We did it with middle names, our son, my husband, his father and his grandfather had the middle name of Russell.
ReplyDeleteTrouble, the Taylor Swift one, we sing all the time. (we have a 3 year old and a 1 year old--we sing it a lot)
Beautiful post!
OH so much sweet baby in these photos. I love the generational "bodies"!
ReplyDeleteThis is great, and sorry, I see no trouble, only cuteness. I love names running in families, we don't have thirds or fourths, but my son Peter is the seventh Peter born in my family (not cosecutively). So cool to be a fourth.
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