Ah, good ol' mediocrity. It's okay. You'll just spend all the rest of his youth trying to deprogram and reprogram him. No big deal. :)
It seems like there was some kind of ceremony in the 8th grade for Evan (Trevor may have missed out on it because we were home schooling both of them for his 7th and 8th grade years). At any rate, I don't remember it, so it couldn't have been all that. :)
I am surprised at the reaction. I think it is important to recognize stages of progress no matter how small. Obviously this isn't a big one but it is a precious moment nonetheless.
The post was supposed to be about the photo more than the event.
Then I apologize for the part I played, since mazzle's wasn't any more than a question and mine's the only other reaction. I probably should have refrained from the video clip, since that's what sparked the rest of the conversation. I did mention his clothes, though. He definitely looked dapper. And I do hope it's an enjoyable time for everyone.
Ah, good ol' mediocrity. It's okay. You'll just spend all the rest of his youth trying to deprogram and reprogram him. No big deal. :)
It seems like there was some kind of ceremony in the 8th grade for Evan (Trevor may have missed out on it because we were home schooling both of them for his 7th and 8th grade years). At any rate, I don't remember it, so it couldn't have been all that. :)
I am surprised at the reaction. I think it is important to recognize stages of progress no matter how small. Obviously this isn't a big one but it is a precious moment nonetheless.
The post was supposed to be about the photo more than the event.
Then I apologize for the part I played, since mazzle's wasn't any more than a question and mine's the only other reaction. I probably should have refrained from the video clip, since that's what sparked the rest of the conversation. I did mention his clothes, though. He definitely looked dapper. And I do hope it's an enjoyable time for everyone.