I am Woman
Trouble from Chicago started a rumor about me. On her blog, Trouble called me a mommy blogger. I am not a mommy blogger. I’m a man and a daddy blogger. So what if I use to own a neon pink bike. I thought my bike was cool. And so what if I own a Helen Reddy CD. That doesn’t make me a woman. Maybe a sissy, but not a woman. Speaking of Helen Reddy, isn’t I am Woman one of the greatest song ever? And no, this still doesn’t make me a woman.
I also want to go on record to say my son really is a boy and not a girl. I have no idea why some people might think he’s a girl:
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Hilarious..I think you are the best “Daddy” blogger out there…I would never think of you as a woman…hahaha…last picture is priceless.
Someday, my son will haate me for that picture and video.
that is too funny
That’s my son. The goofy kid who will do anything.
What’s that Shakespearian quote…”Methinks he doth protest too much on his quaint little blog”?. And the new nickname for me? I’d be mad if it didn’t fit so well.
Your son isn’t alone. Lots and lots of boys end up as princesses at our house (especially the ones who live in a all-boy house). Who doesn’t love a pretty gown?
But my son is suppose to follow in my footsteps, not his sister’s.
Bwahaha!
He is confident in his masculinity. Pls that pic is AWESOME blackmailing pics for when he is older.
Keep smilin!
I agree. The pic and video will come in handy later.
Ha ha! He still dances like a boy!!!! Too cute mate. I do believe all boys get into their sister’s clothes at least once…. your son looks darn cute as a girl! Now let’s see you in the wife’s get up eh???? Awwwww come on ….. NO?
I’ve wore my wife’s t-shirts before, but not her dresses. They are too small for me…not that I have tried to put them on or anything.
Ha! What a cute dancer. My brother was an only boy among 5 sisters. Trust me he always was a still is ALL boy! :)
Hugs,
Holly
I’m just glad he didn’t want to wear the Tinkerbell outfit for the Halloween party or trick-or-treating.
You are absolutley right, she is trouble! ;)
I suspect that ammo on your son could become priceless in the rebellious years.
Excellent for the future bride or something to show the grandkids someday.
Oh my gosh!
I have pictures like that of our own little man!! LOL!
You are soooo a daddy blogger and we adore you and all your daddy testosterone wisdom and wit!!
I have a pic of my little man in a cheerleader costume… it may be a WW next week :-)
Thanks for the giggles ;-) and thanks for stopping in :-)
Oh the things we do to our kids or let kids do to themselves. We’re bad, but loving it.
I dunno, Daddy - you had me worried months ago with talk of the pink bike. Now this. Hmm….
I guess I shouldn’t mention I like to sing along to “I am Woman”
Ha! I really needed that laugh this morning. That is so funny!
I think every boy dresses up or is dressed up in girl clothes. When Peep was little Susie dressed him up sort of like that and they got married. He haaaates that picture. I got several. One of them kissing, dancing, holding hands and “saying their vows.” So funny.
My kids have not married each other yet, but the two oldest ones like to pretend they are the little monkey’s mom and dad.
Let’s see, you’ve got posts titled “I’m a Barbie Girl” and “I am Woman.”
With three boys, the only dresses in our house belong to my wife. It will be years until the boys fit into those, and I really hope they’ve grown out of the “dress up” phase by then.
Well, it’s never too early to start with mommy’s make-up. Glad my son isn’t in to that (yet).
Like father like son, right?
Hey! I’m a macho man. Not a sissy.
ps. I was the total tomboy :O) You wouldn’t
ever have caught me in princess or fairy get up.
Your future daughter will make up for it by being a girlie girl.
The video is priceless! Oh, I love it! The music made it extra special, too.
I had a cousin I used to dress up in my girlie clothes. I gave his new bride a picture of that when they were married earlier this year. She definitely appreciated it!
Great idea. I’ll put together a collection of embarrassing photos to give to my future daughter/son-in-law.
OH MY.
That is too classic.
If it were up to my wife, my boys would have been doing the same thing - of course, I always intervened - that stuff could scar ‘em for life - I should know - I remember thinking it was a good idea to dress up as a girl for halloween one year - still haunts me to this day.
Consider yourself lucky. My college roomate wore a dress for Halloween, but the didn’t want to shave his mustache.
Well, I think being called a mommy blogger is (mostly) a compliment LOL!
Your son is secure is his boyhood, and a cutie!
that was the funniest thing I have read and seen in a very long time! hahhaha