Dream of Dragons: a Korean proverb

In Korea, dragons have traditionally represented courage, good fortune and greatness;
dreaming of them is a sign of good things to come
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

When C leaves for work each morning, he gets his computer bag; gives J a hug and kiss; tells him bye; then gives me a kiss and says bye.
J received a set of tools for his birthday. He likes to grab them, give me a kiss, say bye-bye, and pretend to leave. He had his backpack this morning as well, so it was even more like daddy.
So sorry for the blurry picture. I've been trying to catch this shot for days. This is the best I could do, since he gives a quick kiss, then turns around and walks away while saying bye-bye.

4 comments:

Elizabeth Frick said...

Oh, that is just too adorable!

Elisabeth said...

That is so cute!

kelly said...

How sweet!

CatherineD said...

Awwww... so super sweet!