So Josh has reached the first of the birthdays which flies him from childhood to adulthood and can now ride a motorbike (he has done for years on the farm - see earlier blogs), leave school (he may have been there in body on a regular basis, but was he ever there in mind?), can get a full-time job (already lined up to start the minute he finishes his exams) and can even get married (no plans here yet thank goodness).
I gave him a hawking glove and two giant bars of Galaxy chocolate.
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skip2468
- Tuesday, Jun. 12, 2007 @ 09:36:03 pm
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Long, long ago I had a boyfriend with a motorbike: I didn't ride his, and I don't intend to ride any other - certainly not my nephew's! I expect I could fake a similar picture of myself - this one is a simple marriage of two which I played about with that simplest of programmes - Paint.
One of the great beauties of the job he has lined up is that it is on the neighbouring farm so that he will still not need to ride his bike on the public roads as there is a much shorter route across fields and through the woods (as well as the fact that his bike isn't road legal).
WOW! nothing better than an understanding and a very loving Mother.
After a little practice please see if Josh can match the terrific photo that you took, with you on that on that wonderful machine doing exactly the same ???