Joe is a smart kid. Only 7yrs old, the kid already knows his strengths and weaknesses. Last night, I shared our dinner conversation with my Facebook friends.
The boys and I were talking about races, and each one thought about which races they could win. Joe said, “Oh, I could win a running race easy, if I were running against toddlers. And, I could so win a biking race against toddlers on tricycles.”
The best part about Joe’s comments (which I did not include on Facebook) is the fact the training wheels are still on his bicycle. He knows his limits, and he sets up his challenges accordingly.
That said, Joe excels in school. He loves to learn, and he loves to help others learn. I am proud of his passion for learning. While doing homework yesterday, Joe used a dictionary. He used a real dictionary, bound and full of actual pages. And when he was done with his homework, he went outside, rode his bicycle with training wheels, and beat his 4yr old neighbor in a trike race. Go Joe! Go!
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This describes my nephews, too, though they are a bit older now. Aren’t you glad kids aren’t all alike?
Yes, Patti – I am very glad kids are not alike.
Go Joe go! I love how your son thinks! Must get it from his mom!
Thank you, Chris. I’m not sure where he gets it – but I love it!!
That’s awesome! The original search engine!
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SIG, you are brilliant! “The original search engine.” I like it!!
Joe reminds me very much of my former husband. That is a compliment by the way, as Erich was a most inquisitive soul with a heart as big as Texas. Warning…although he did grow up to own his own business and do it successfully, he was most famous for being a ten year old in a 50 year old’s body! 😉
Thank you, Linda. If Joe is like his Dad – which he is showing signs of being – he’ll be a 50yr old in a 10yr old body, too. 🙂
You go, Joe. What a kid!
Blessings ~ Maxi
What a kid, indeed!
This is a child after my own heart. What a cool kid.
Thank you, Angel. May his coolness last his lifetime.