The Mystery of Boys

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

The Mystery of Boys

They Mystery of Boys: Why are they Born Wanting to Take Stuff Apart?

Munchkin Girl practically came out of the womb with a purse slung over her shoulder, so I wasn't exactly prepared for the mystery of boys. Here are a few things that mystify me:

1. The obsession with dirt. And mud. And anything that makes a giant mess:

2. The desire to dissasemble all toys. And mutilate them.

3. The way they love to play with their little junk.

I am going to refrain from posting a picture about this one for fear of being called a perv.

4. The utter fascination of balls of any kind, any color, any size. Frankly might be slightly related to #3?? Hee hee

5. The fascination with electronics. It begins at an early age:

I'm confident as he gets older he will baffle me in new and exciting ways. Potty training should be an adventure!

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2 comments:

Shannon BreenSeptember 8, 2011 at 12:01 PM
Too funny! And I can honestly say, as mother to a 12 year old boy, the obsession with their "junk" doesn't seem to improve with age.
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Susan CaseOctober 19, 2011 at 4:20 AM
He's just a curious little explorer. So cute. Better keep the water away from that dirt unless you want mud pies for dinner.
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