Day #75
December 28th 2011
REDNECK FIRE PIT
It's from Dylan, sent via his new IPhone from the front yard.
This may seem lame but he was also watching Drexel so I completely understood.
It read;
Fire is ready
Sweet... bringing the dogs out now
Mom, I love this phone more than I could love a human baby
Of course you do Dylan
No, really mom, it's the best thing that's ever happened to me
LOL
Do you even know what this phone can do?
:)
There is an APP for anything you would ever need
DYLAN! I WILL SEE YOU IN 9 SECONDS DUDE!
I'm not really sure why I actually keep texting back.
2 minutes of my life I will never be refunded.
MOM? MOM? MOM?
ARE YOU STILL HOME?
??????
It wasn't particularly cold this fire pit night. Ya think this would have killed the mood. Nope. Even better in my book. No need for mittens or the actual fire itself. Plus the many trips to the S'mores table to get my 'fixins' didn't leave me frozen.
One who lights a MALLOW on fire just to light the MALLOW on fire
and the people who
actually eat the unique tasting, crispy on the outside, gooey on the inside sweet treat.
Drexel is......
drum roll please......
yep, you guessed it......
THE FIRE GUY!
Look up boy in the dictionary.
A picture of him, I swear.
Boys like fire. He collects sticks from everywhere we go.
Soccer fields.
Parking lots.
Neighbors yards.
Even the dump.
99% of the time my Church van has a pile of these hand picked gems. Usually dumped in a pile directly behind the drivers seat. They can sit for many days, unaware of their fate.
Mom? Mom? Mom? When is the next time we are doing a fire pit night?
He 'cooked' me roughly 56 perfectly burnt mallows. This is the kinda mother I am. I ate all of them. No way, are you kidding me. Most were thrown over my shoulder as I declared
LOOK A SHOOTING STAR!
The sky was very active.
How come come you are the only one to see them?
Diane jumps in for support. I think I saw one too Big Man, keep looking.
The picture of this one was priceless. I can't recall why this special gift to his favorite mother was no longer on some sort of stick. Oh no, his hand. Are you serious right now. I of all people know where those hands have been. Do I really need to eat this one?
His smiles. Flashing me his one dimple and six year bucky beaver grown up teeth. If that wasn't enough, the slobber on his chin seals my fate. I know the drool was an indication on how hard he worked. Concentrating so hard to cook this mallow just right for me.
I look up at the heavens, mutter something about baby Jesus and lower my head to eat the mallow right out of his hand. Oh my shooting stars. And yes, that IS the kinda mom I am.
If you have never seen the movie "Sandlot" I highly recommend you rent it, borrow it or Netflix it. Nice family movie. You will never make another S'more in your life with out quoting this classic. YOUR KILLIN' ME SMALLS!
Next time you see Diane, ask her about it. She can literally recite the entire mallow dialogue.
Learn how to play the guitar for this very reason.
Love this story. Love the memories you are making with your family. Happy New Year!
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