Do I need to explain?
Okay, it's a face Chase has been doing for over a year (we call it his "intensity face" and he'll gladly do it for you if you ask). He taught his uncle Todd how to do it over the 4th of July. It is nice to see Chase being a bad influence on Todd and not vice-versa.
2 comments:
My youngest grandson, Kolby, will be 2 on August 31. He loves to make that "Intensity Face," too. Chase is such a darling little guy. I'm sorry Chase is dealing with diabetes.
We found out that our grand daughter has "Celiac Disease", (She can't eat wheat, oats, barley or rye) when she was 18 months old. It's so hard for them watch what they eat. Kelsee is now 7 years and has done beautifully. I pray that Chase will have the same attitude that Kelsee has had about her disease. She never complains and never asks to eat the foods she's not supposed to eat. Maybe one day there will be a cure for both diseases.
Thank you, Jane. I've actually read up a little on Celiac Disease. It seems like a lot of diabetics have that disease as well. It is nice to know Kelsee is doing well. Kids are resilient little buggers, aren't they? I hope all is well with you and your family.
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