I too, noticed the book. I am SO impressed with bossy’s son. Jane Austen, a folded shirt(!!) and socks tucked ever so neatly into his Adidas. What next?! Does bossy’s son make his own bed, too?!!!
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on April 8th, 2009 at 11:34 am
jandondi said:
I’m willing to bet that the book is his girlfriends…
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on April 8th, 2009 at 12:29 pm
Lisa said:
Whaaaaaa!!!!!!!! I hate it too!!!!!!!!
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on April 8th, 2009 at 12:47 pm
Gramps said:
Yeah, it’s tough when they leave for good—-but then they come back!!!!!!!
Wait until they leave for good. That is the hardest thing .
I thought you were going to say that he never unpacks. But yeah, leaving sucks more.
I am completely distracted by the book. Pride and Prejudice. They’re doing something right at Columbia…
Isn’t that the same piece of luggage Bossy took on her Excellent Road Trip?
I too, noticed the book. I am SO impressed with bossy’s son. Jane Austen, a folded shirt(!!) and socks tucked ever so neatly into his Adidas. What next?! Does bossy’s son make his own bed, too?!!!
I’m willing to bet that the book is his girlfriends…
Whaaaaaa!!!!!!!! I hate it too!!!!!!!!
Yeah, it’s tough when they leave for good—-but then they come back!!!!!!!
I share your sad
My boy went back today too……
That shirt isn’t just *folded* it’s been PRESSED. As in IRONED. That’s either the work of a loving mom or The World’s Most Impressive Son.
Are you sure that Jane Austen?
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/510XXFxXXGL._SS500_.jpg
Bye, Bossy’s Son. We’ll miss you, so come back soon, OK?
He goes away but he comes back again. Willingly.
Neither myself nor my siblings ever wanted to go back home, even if we just left for the afternoon.