
Being around my son all day it’s easy to lose sight of what he actually is. He’s a little person. A living, thinking, feeling person just waiting to grow up. What is hard to ignore is the idea that everything I do, the “don’t touch that”s, the shoveling of yogurt into his mouth (he loves it), the times he plays alone, and the times we spend together all add up into this thing. This child, then a teenager and by then it’s well past over
Finn could be a senator some day, or just some guy you pass in the amusement park scooping invisible trash into his dustpan, but he’s growing up. I lose sight sometimes that he’s learning, he’s watching, making sense of his world. I’ve got to be that guiding hand, we’ve got to be that.
Maybe this is the crushing responsibility everyone warns you about.
Glad you stopped by AnarchyLane for a visit. I read your post as an expectant father and look forward to what I have to experience. Brew on!
Hey thanks. Also, thanks a bunch for the guidance.