Last Friday, I came home from work and Gus (age 5) handed me this note:
For those of you who aren't big "readers", the note says, "I'm riding a bike without training wheels." And the picture is of Gus (with two hearts over his head) smiling and riding a bike without training wheels. So proud.
Being that last week was Gus's spring break, and said spring break did not coincide with Larry's spring break, Gus spent all day Friday with my friend Ashley and her two boys. And during that time, Ashley taught him to ride a bike.
"Are you kidding?" I texted her afterward. "If I leave Larry with you for a day, will you teach him to operate a clothes hanger?"
The woman is magic.
And her success with Gus got me thinking. How awesome am I foroutsourcing this important milestone? That takes some serious business acumen right there.
All this time we spent in Pull-Ups, when I could have had Patrick potty trained in India for pennies on the dollar.
Being that last week was Gus's spring break, and said spring break did not coincide with Larry's spring break, Gus spent all day Friday with my friend Ashley and her two boys. And during that time, Ashley taught him to ride a bike.
"Are you kidding?" I texted her afterward. "If I leave Larry with you for a day, will you teach him to operate a clothes hanger?"
The woman is magic.
And her success with Gus got me thinking. How awesome am I foroutsourcing this important milestone? That takes some serious business acumen right there.
All this time we spent in Pull-Ups, when I could have had Patrick potty trained in India for pennies on the dollar.
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