PROUD DAD
Had my first real sword-fight with my son today, with those cardboard tubes you get inside rolls of wrapping paper. He's two. Not only that, he attacked me first. Very satisfying.
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"A gape-jawed serpentine shape of pale metal crested with soot hung high for a sign."
PROUD DAD
Labels: childer
4 Comments:
An lo the world gains another swashbuckler, hurrah! And the great thing is you can tell mummy that swordfighting helps her precious boy's hand-eye co-ordination development, reaction times, focus, balance and increases his damsel-rescuing abilities by a significant margin.
Your chum,
Captain Diego Alatriste :-)
And I don't believe we can have too many of those.
Avec mes amities,
D'Artagnan.
PS Mother approves of damsel-rescuing.
Yarr! Grrls can be pirates too!
Signed (with x of blood on parchment)
Swamp Voodoo Lady
(member of "Ahoy should be the standard greeting in the English language" and "I celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day" groups on Facebook)
I came across the site for Talk Like a Pirate International Day, quite independently about a month ago - it's wonderful.
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