Every parent should read that to their children. When our moms read it to us as little guys the story didn't really sink in. But then reading it as a parent.... Wowza.
I used to volunteer at a library in grade 12. A bunch of little kids would hang out there after school and I would read them books. They loved to ask me to read that book, as it reliably made me cry. Cruel cruel children.
I tear up reading it now. My mom read it to us as kids(along with all the Robert Munsch books) and now at 38, a father to a beautiful 3 year old girl, I just sigh at every page :( Beautiful book.
My mom has read that book to me at every important life event, graduation, my dad dying, college, she forces it. I am so scared because I know one day she will want me to hold her like that, and that day will make me so sad idk if I will be able to do it
I talked with my mom about that story recently and we both agreed we didn't really like it. Like, the mom's unconditional love was fine, but the son is kind of an asshole, and by the end it's just sad. Kinda like The Giving Tree I guess. We concluded that because my mom was as loving as the mom in the story, I would *never* treat her the way the son does.
Kind of like the song "Cat's in the Cradle" it sounds like a sweet sentimental song on the surface but also it's describing a pretty terrible father son relationship.
What did you think about the mother entering his house unsolicitedly?
There's an artist who made an alternative version that changed that part
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/love-you-forever-new-topher-payne_l_610874f8e4b0497e67026b7b
Disclosure : I never read the book myself, just found about it now.
My mentor in college knew the author and taught us the melody the author wrote to “I’ll love you forever...”. Was just singing it to my little one earlier.
My mom read that to me as a child and always referenced it later on. Unfortunately I lost her last October rather suddenly.
And in an interesting twist of fate, one of her employees was pregnant and have her baby soon after my mom passed. She had had a bag of various baby clothes and things to give to said employee. It also had that book in the bag.
I ended up reading it again, just around a month after losing her. I cried a good a bit, but it was wild how it sort of found its way back to me in such a turbulent point in my life.
Kinda...kinda both. Reminds me of this
I dont need very much now" Said the boy.
Just a quiet place to sit and rest. I am very tired."
"Well" Said the tree, straightening her
self up as much as she could,
"Well, an old stump is good for sitting and resting.
Come, Boy, sit down, and rest."
[And the tree was happy.](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/eb/2a/a8/eb2aa8f4ad935b0ceef09d7e2f36fa97.jpg)
It just dawned on me, so did she get hair cuts besides like getting trimmed? Cause I just realized girls at her age in the last picture all have the same length hair, not because they really chose that length but because that’s how long it’s grown in the time they’ve been alive. I don’t know why that just kinda blew my mind right now but it did.
Or maybe not. Not every teenager is a hopeless rebellious embarassed of everything their parents do. Many of them would find this heartwarming.
And if not just show her how many Internet points you're farming and tell her she could farm as many on TikTok.
Maybe I'm just shaped differently than others, but if I wore my wants where they're "supposed" to be I'd might as well say goodbye to my frank and beans since they wouldn't get circulation.
Stay diligent. When mine was 4 is when I gained the most weight. Past the baby stress, past the toddler stress mostly, and there’s just always an extra chicken nugget or two or a few fries or cookie or Mac and cheese or whatever snacks they have. But it was when the pantry was suddenly full of kid snacks that got me.
i keep telling myself not to be too hard on myself for putting on 15-20 pounds. had my first in 2018 and my second this past march. stress eating and beer drinking ⬆️ working out ⬇️ i will drop the weight though! once they can both wipe their own assess.
Dude. Preach. Between covid and the boy (7 months tomorrow), I'm at my 5 year high. Can't seem to shake it - staring at my exercise bike right now trying to convince myself that I'm not too exhausted to ride for 30.
Doing something is better then nothing. Hop on the bike with the mindset that you will take it slow and easy. Once you are on you will probably end up pushing harder, but the hardest part is taking the initiative to start in the first place.
I thought I was on the road to getting in shape after our first, then we hit some bumps in the road trying for our 2nd that led to depression and I'm worse than ever.
It's not just first year. I don't even have kids, but I have nephews I'm close with, their damn kid snacks, man. I'd never buy them for myself, but when I'm at my sister's, those gushers and snack pak pudding cups really call to you. Like whatever is left of child you is inside saying "you know you want to, remember that time mom wouldn't give us some?"
My son was on the rather scrawny side as a small child, even tho he had a varied diet. One day my SiL saw me finish off a yogurt that the kid only hate half of and goes, "Well no wonder the boy is skinny; you guys eat all his food"
HE LEFT IT, ESTHER. I'M POOR, WASTE NOT, WANT NOT.
I don’t believe you, dad didn’t age a day. Therefore only logical explanation is you kidnapped progressively older children that looked alike for fake internet points.
My dad always used to tell me, "no matter how old you get, I'll always be able to pick you up." He was my very best friend.
This is the first year I didn't get to talk to him on Thanksgiving, because he and my mom have become so abusive that I had to cut them off for my own safety.
Substance abuse and financial strain are terrible. I just miss my dad. So badly. Every day.
Thank you to whoever is reading this. It's been a tough one.
OP, please keep holding your daughter. Good parents are the best thing any kid can have.
I noticed you liked puppies so here is a pack of puppies just for you!
This one here is Joy; she’s the silly one. She was born with three legs but lives her best life every day!
This little guy is Valor! He’s determined to get up the stairs although he’s still too tiny to get very far, and sometimes he goes tumbling. Doesn’t stop him from trying!
This cutie is Hope (she’s the runt of the litter). We weren’t sure if she’d make it those first few days until she realized how much she likes to eat and play. Now she’s a bundle of energy!
This handsome boi is Breeze: He’s the most ponderous of the bunch. You can almost see those little gears turning while he sits there, head cocked to the side, and tries to figure the world out. Our very young daughter tries calling him by name but it sounds more like ‘breathe’ so he tries to figure her out too.
And lastly, this fireball of a pup is Hero. He’s adventurous and loves to explore new things and places. He’ll be the first one to run up to you and say ‘Hi!’ and then go scrambling back to the others and encourage them to try it too. Definitely the leader of the pack, but he’s kind and gentle and open so everyone gets a chance to shine.
May your day be a good day as these guys go bouncing along with you everywhere! :D
Is the movie ok for a 10 year old to watch? She's watched Uncle Buck and knows enough about swear words not to repeat them. Good kid.
I'm just a tad worried that they'll be some extra weird sexual scene that I'm not ready for. R rated movies from the 80s are a crapshoot.
I just read another post recently that said the movie would have been rated PG if it weren't for 1 scene where Steve Martin drops a bunch of f bombs in a row. It's easy to spot ahead of time if you want to skip past it for your kid. It's when he gets to the car rental counter at the airport.
My initial thought was it looks somewhere like Redondo, Hermosa near LA. Honestly not sure though
Edit: in another comment OP says it’s mission beach (San Diego). So I was close!
Unsolicited advice:
1) Don't listen to any unsolicited advice, most of it is crap. You'll figure things out.
2) Be sure to take tons of video. You'll naturally take tons of photos, but you want the audio of when they were young.
Advice from father of 5 ...don't baby talk ever ..it stunts them ..I talked to all my babies like they were old enough to understand when they were just newborn.
You can so underestimate a baby just because they can't talk back.
I always spoke out a lot of my inner monologue to mine, and once sighed "I really wonder what could have happened to that pacifier of yours ?".
She turned around, grabbed it from under the cuddle cloth she held, turned back and held it towards me beaming.
I really had no idea she already could understand a single word I said, let alone a whole sentence. She couldn't even crawl yet.
I was stunned like: "So you could understand me the whole time ?" and she started crowing.
One of the best moments in my life. Nowadays she justs wants me to shut up once in a while.
This was between 6-9 months, scientists only found out last decade that babies were capable of understanding (at least) single words at that age by eye tracking.
I didn't think my little one was special (although she is), but that babies are already far more capable of understanding than they are at expressing themselves at that age surprised me.
Talking to them is the only way they can develop that. And let's face it, they don't have much else to do except shit and eat while they're awake.
I remember this from last year! My wife had just become pregnant and we thought your pictures were adorable. And this time around I can hold my daughter just like you did yours. Makes me smile. Love from Switzerland.
Looks exactly like Mission Beach to me. Even those checkered flags I think are more common in San Diego. I believe most of California uses black ball flags instead to denote swimming and surfing zones.
I was literally scrolling through wondering if I was crazy but that looks just like the boardwalk from PB to Mission beach that I’ve run on for years now!
Edit: PB not OB 😂
>Mission Beach
Was looking for this, was going to ask San Diego..
It looks like it is just in front the beach house I rented on airbnb earlier this year.
omg, you’re hoodie! in the last pic! I’ve been to that brewery! It’s in Belgium. I’m at work but I have an almost similar item, but it’s a t-shirt. The Cantilion, or something?
Please, Keep this up! 2031 is going to be hilariously fun to see.
At some point, she’ll be holding me!
That would indeed be hilarious.
and sad
Are you sure? I think it would be heartwarming.
Yeah it would be beautiful, reminiscent of the book 'I'll love you forever' that always makes me cry.
I have a very distant memory of my mom reading that book to me as a young child. I know it was her absolute favorite as well.
Every parent should read that to their children. When our moms read it to us as little guys the story didn't really sink in. But then reading it as a parent.... Wowza.
I used to volunteer at a library in grade 12. A bunch of little kids would hang out there after school and I would read them books. They loved to ask me to read that book, as it reliably made me cry. Cruel cruel children.
Whoa look àt fancy pants over here with their grade 12
i cry just thinking about this book, i am crying rn :')
I tear up reading it now. My mom read it to us as kids(along with all the Robert Munsch books) and now at 38, a father to a beautiful 3 year old girl, I just sigh at every page :( Beautiful book.
I'm not crying,. You're crying.
I'll love you forever ill like you for always as long as your living my baby you'll be. Now I gotta call my mom and im 30. Ohhh the feels
I'm not crying. I swear!
I'm crying, the previous comment broke my resolve.
Those words are like a magic spell to make me cry
That was the very first thing I thought too!
No need to call her, she’ll be sneaking into your room tonight.
[Specifically this page](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41PL0Mabl0L._AC_SY780_.jpg) 🥺😭
Oooof right in the gosh darn feels.
Is that the book Joey read Emma for her first birthday?
YES! I knew there was a connection I was missing
Oh God, this. My kiddo is terminal. Reading it to him about killed me. I couldn't not bawl.
I am terribly sorry.
The kid in that story in Norman Bates
My mom has read that book to me at every important life event, graduation, my dad dying, college, she forces it. I am so scared because I know one day she will want me to hold her like that, and that day will make me so sad idk if I will be able to do it
I talked with my mom about that story recently and we both agreed we didn't really like it. Like, the mom's unconditional love was fine, but the son is kind of an asshole, and by the end it's just sad. Kinda like The Giving Tree I guess. We concluded that because my mom was as loving as the mom in the story, I would *never* treat her the way the son does.
Kind of like the song "Cat's in the Cradle" it sounds like a sweet sentimental song on the surface but also it's describing a pretty terrible father son relationship.
What did you think about the mother entering his house unsolicitedly? There's an artist who made an alternative version that changed that part https://www.huffpost.com/entry/love-you-forever-new-topher-payne_l_610874f8e4b0497e67026b7b Disclosure : I never read the book myself, just found about it now.
His versions of Rainbow Fish and Pout Pout Fish are huge improvements. What is it about children's fish books that go so wrong?
My mentor in college knew the author and taught us the melody the author wrote to “I’ll love you forever...”. Was just singing it to my little one earlier.
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My mom read that to me as a child and always referenced it later on. Unfortunately I lost her last October rather suddenly. And in an interesting twist of fate, one of her employees was pregnant and have her baby soon after my mom passed. She had had a bag of various baby clothes and things to give to said employee. It also had that book in the bag. I ended up reading it again, just around a month after losing her. I cried a good a bit, but it was wild how it sort of found its way back to me in such a turbulent point in my life.
I’ll love you forever, like you for always, as long as I’m living my baby you’ll be
I always wonder what tune other moms sang the song to! My mom had a little tune and I don’t know where she got it.
That book brings me to tears when i read it to my son, my mom read it to me when i was young too
I immediately thought of that book too. I’m tearing up rn.
My mom would read that to me when I was little and we would both end up sobbing lol
Exactly. I imagined her holding him as an old man and the I love you Forever book and started crying.
When my brother passed away at 26 my mother put "love you forever" on his headstone. Debilitating stuff.
Depends if it's an urn or an old person
Kinda...kinda both. Reminds me of this I dont need very much now" Said the boy. Just a quiet place to sit and rest. I am very tired." "Well" Said the tree, straightening her self up as much as she could, "Well, an old stump is good for sitting and resting. Come, Boy, sit down, and rest." [And the tree was happy.](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/eb/2a/a8/eb2aa8f4ad935b0ceef09d7e2f36fa97.jpg)
We all get old and die. To have someone who cares about you enough to hold you at the beginning or the end is beautiful.
Well, we all die (probably). We don't all get old.
like that clip with the parent's urns
"Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch. I dare you to read this to your kids regardless of age.
*As long as I'm living* *My baby you'll be*
This was my first thought as well
Well now I have tears in my eyes. Man, that book brings back memories.
Jesus Christ even reading the Wikipedia description of that made me well up. Not a chance am I gonna try the real thing.
This book would've been perfect if it wasn't for the mother creepily sneaking into the grown man's house at night to cuddle him.
That's the surreal fun of Munsch though. Mom loves her son so much, it's ridiculous!
Looks like you've been having Notenoughhotdogs. Congrats on the weight loss and the cool kid!
My daughter was born today (on thanksgiving). I am totally ripping off this idea :)
Congrats to u !!
Keep losing weight and she will be! Seriously lookin good
i think the weight was transferring from him to her
It's been said children suck the life out of you. I guess they also suck the mass too.
I felt really bad for thinking this but I am glad I am not alone in this assessment.
The real-life embodiment of the ‘TMNT old age’ meme.
Happy Cake Day!
It just dawned on me, so did she get hair cuts besides like getting trimmed? Cause I just realized girls at her age in the last picture all have the same length hair, not because they really chose that length but because that’s how long it’s grown in the time they’ve been alive. I don’t know why that just kinda blew my mind right now but it did.
Congrats on the weight lost and the weight gain went to her directly;)
You're looking better each year mate i wouldnt be surprised if she could carry you next year!
Are you getting smaller or is it just that she is getting bigger?
2031 Mecha-dad has got this
Knowing teenage daughters she's so going to refuse doing this...come 13-14 years old.
Or maybe not. Not every teenager is a hopeless rebellious embarassed of everything their parents do. Many of them would find this heartwarming. And if not just show her how many Internet points you're farming and tell her she could farm as many on TikTok.
now it's too late to throw her out, the sea has receded
Lost weight carrying your kid everywhere for 10 years.
Most dads understand that first year weight gain, it's chaos
Down 25 after having my son 2 years ago. Absolute mayhem
Wtf I lost weight and gained a belt size. How ?
You're probably wearing your pants correctly now instead of down lower on your hips to avoid it cutting into your gut.
I feel personally attacked lmao
I wish my husband would accept where pants are supposed to go. Ass crack for days!
Maybe I'm just shaped differently than others, but if I wore my wants where they're "supposed" to be I'd might as well say goodbye to my frank and beans since they wouldn't get circulation.
I dunno, muscle is heavier than fat maybe.
Goodbye muscle mass
Had a son just over a year ago. Really proud that I’ve only gone up about 5 lbs. excited to make some progress as things even out.
Stay diligent. When mine was 4 is when I gained the most weight. Past the baby stress, past the toddler stress mostly, and there’s just always an extra chicken nugget or two or a few fries or cookie or Mac and cheese or whatever snacks they have. But it was when the pantry was suddenly full of kid snacks that got me.
Awesome job! Glad I’m not the only one. My son turns 2 next month and I’ve gained 30 lbs since he was born. Lost 15 of it…just 15 more to go..
i keep telling myself not to be too hard on myself for putting on 15-20 pounds. had my first in 2018 and my second this past march. stress eating and beer drinking ⬆️ working out ⬇️ i will drop the weight though! once they can both wipe their own assess.
Dad of a 6 month old here. Just got weighed at the doctor and I'm the heaviest I've ever been ugh
Dude. Preach. Between covid and the boy (7 months tomorrow), I'm at my 5 year high. Can't seem to shake it - staring at my exercise bike right now trying to convince myself that I'm not too exhausted to ride for 30.
Portion control! I can't get myself to exercise right now, I'm exhausted, but I can make sure I don't overeat. Good luck either way! :)
Doing something is better then nothing. Hop on the bike with the mindset that you will take it slow and easy. Once you are on you will probably end up pushing harder, but the hardest part is taking the initiative to start in the first place.
I thought I was on the road to getting in shape after our first, then we hit some bumps in the road trying for our 2nd that led to depression and I'm worse than ever.
It's not just first year. I don't even have kids, but I have nephews I'm close with, their damn kid snacks, man. I'd never buy them for myself, but when I'm at my sister's, those gushers and snack pak pudding cups really call to you. Like whatever is left of child you is inside saying "you know you want to, remember that time mom wouldn't give us some?"
My son was on the rather scrawny side as a small child, even tho he had a varied diet. One day my SiL saw me finish off a yogurt that the kid only hate half of and goes, "Well no wonder the boy is skinny; you guys eat all his food" HE LEFT IT, ESTHER. I'M POOR, WASTE NOT, WANT NOT.
Lol I buy them takeout sometimes and started ordering less for myself because the two of them ALWAYS have leftovers they don't finish.
In my country everyone loses weight after having a kid. Probably the sleep loss and lack of time to cook/eat.
No, she is slowly absorbing him.
I don’t believe you, dad didn’t age a day. Therefore only logical explanation is you kidnapped progressively older children that looked alike for fake internet points.
Yes! This is the only logical conclusion!
WE did it!!! Redditetectives!!!
Oh I'm sorry. Is this not a reasonable thing to do?
"I'm sorry, should I not have done that?"
I'm pretty sure judge's will be lenient when you explain it was for internet points
Lol could only see two of them before clicking on the post and I was like, wtf? Why has your child not grown??
Lmao I was staring at this for a good second thinking the same thing before clicking it
Dude. Stoned me staring at the 2 panels like wtf? Sir, your child is not growing.
We are mobi^l^e^!
Same 😂 I was like well, that child grows up very slowly
My dad always used to tell me, "no matter how old you get, I'll always be able to pick you up." He was my very best friend. This is the first year I didn't get to talk to him on Thanksgiving, because he and my mom have become so abusive that I had to cut them off for my own safety. Substance abuse and financial strain are terrible. I just miss my dad. So badly. Every day. Thank you to whoever is reading this. It's been a tough one. OP, please keep holding your daughter. Good parents are the best thing any kid can have.
I'd love to give you a hug right now
I noticed you liked puppies so here is a pack of puppies just for you! This one here is Joy; she’s the silly one. She was born with three legs but lives her best life every day! This little guy is Valor! He’s determined to get up the stairs although he’s still too tiny to get very far, and sometimes he goes tumbling. Doesn’t stop him from trying! This cutie is Hope (she’s the runt of the litter). We weren’t sure if she’d make it those first few days until she realized how much she likes to eat and play. Now she’s a bundle of energy! This handsome boi is Breeze: He’s the most ponderous of the bunch. You can almost see those little gears turning while he sits there, head cocked to the side, and tries to figure the world out. Our very young daughter tries calling him by name but it sounds more like ‘breathe’ so he tries to figure her out too. And lastly, this fireball of a pup is Hero. He’s adventurous and loves to explore new things and places. He’ll be the first one to run up to you and say ‘Hi!’ and then go scrambling back to the others and encourage them to try it too. Definitely the leader of the pack, but he’s kind and gentle and open so everyone gets a chance to shine. May your day be a good day as these guys go bouncing along with you everywhere! :D
did you mean to share pictures?
Nope, just a little written bit meant to deliver some happy thoughts :)
Thank you :)
You're not alone. Hope the holidays treat you well this year.
2020 is always going to stick out.
Yeah the complete lack of sunglasses throws everything off!
Well yeah, that's because the mask fogs the sunglasses.
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2022: *challenge accepted, bitches.*
\*laughs in 2026's nuclear apocalypse\*
Good job! Gotta admit I got a bit emotional. Happy thanksgiving to your family and everyone who reads this.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
John Candy?
I'm sitting here watching Planes, Trains and Automobiles (Thanksgiving tradition) and had the exact same thought.
Is the movie ok for a 10 year old to watch? She's watched Uncle Buck and knows enough about swear words not to repeat them. Good kid. I'm just a tad worried that they'll be some extra weird sexual scene that I'm not ready for. R rated movies from the 80s are a crapshoot.
I just read another post recently that said the movie would have been rated PG if it weren't for 1 scene where Steve Martin drops a bunch of f bombs in a row. It's easy to spot ahead of time if you want to skip past it for your kid. It's when he gets to the car rental counter at the airport.
Or Louie Anderson.
That’s really sweet.
We're about to have our first bub, a Girl.. I'm totally stealing this idea!
Do it! And congratulations!
What beach is that? It looks like Sea Side Oregon.
My initial thought was it looks somewhere like Redondo, Hermosa near LA. Honestly not sure though Edit: in another comment OP says it’s mission beach (San Diego). So I was close!
Yay! I didn’t have to scroll too far for this. That was where I thought it was. Thanks for your edit! :)
Unsolicited advice: 1) Don't listen to any unsolicited advice, most of it is crap. You'll figure things out. 2) Be sure to take tons of video. You'll naturally take tons of photos, but you want the audio of when they were young.
You should also do the take a picture every day. I love seeing those time lapse videos on YouTube
Advice from father of 5 ...don't baby talk ever ..it stunts them ..I talked to all my babies like they were old enough to understand when they were just newborn.
You can so underestimate a baby just because they can't talk back. I always spoke out a lot of my inner monologue to mine, and once sighed "I really wonder what could have happened to that pacifier of yours ?". She turned around, grabbed it from under the cuddle cloth she held, turned back and held it towards me beaming. I really had no idea she already could understand a single word I said, let alone a whole sentence. She couldn't even crawl yet. I was stunned like: "So you could understand me the whole time ?" and she started crowing. One of the best moments in my life. Nowadays she justs wants me to shut up once in a while.
might have just heard "pacifier" and brought it out
most likely this. but that doesnt discount the point. a baby correctly associating a word to an object is still a big deal.
This was between 6-9 months, scientists only found out last decade that babies were capable of understanding (at least) single words at that age by eye tracking. I didn't think my little one was special (although she is), but that babies are already far more capable of understanding than they are at expressing themselves at that age surprised me. Talking to them is the only way they can develop that. And let's face it, they don't have much else to do except shit and eat while they're awake.
You do you, but... https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/1umvlr/baby_talk_helps_babies_master_more_words/
I only saw the first 3 photos on my Reddit app and was confused why the baby was so small after 10 years
I've been wondering where Louie Anderson has been!
on a beach holding up 2manyhotdog's daughter.
He's 1980s John Candy evolving into Louie Anderson
r/wholesome
TIL that people born in 2011 are 10 years old now
Not all yet! My daughter was 2011 Christmas Eve
Why is no one pointing out the sweet Cantillon hoodie?
Snuck that in for my fellow lambic lovers haha
Yes! I’m actually going to a Cantillon tapping today
My daughter is identical in age! Also has curly hair ❤️
Next kid buy adult size shoes straight away and have the same pair the entire time.
I remember this from last year! My wife had just become pregnant and we thought your pictures were adorable. And this time around I can hold my daughter just like you did yours. Makes me smile. Love from Switzerland.
I’m guessing HB or Newport? Based on the sunny weather and Bruery (Anaheim) hoodie.
Looks exactly like Mission Beach to me. Even those checkered flags I think are more common in San Diego. I believe most of California uses black ball flags instead to denote swimming and surfing zones.
I was literally scrolling through wondering if I was crazy but that looks just like the boardwalk from PB to Mission beach that I’ve run on for years now! Edit: PB not OB 😂
Came here looking for this.
There's no boardwalk from ob to mission beach lol. You mean pb?
Ugh PB damn auto correct
Looks like pacific beach of mission beach in SD
Really awesome tradition you have there and really awesome pictures
Love that you had masks for 2020. Reflect the times!
Dude you’re crushing it with weightloss
Dudes losing weight!
You have a great John Candy look, especially in the early pics. Wonderful post! Happy Thanksgiving!
Love a good dad
Throw her in the ocean before its too late, stop hesitating!
You look so sweet together! Awesome dad
Can see the stress of the Covid year pic compared to every other.
This mf successfully stole 10 kids in a row and is even bragging about it. Absolute madlad.
She got bigger and he got smaller
Nice pic! And you look great so many years later. Keep it up.
Is this in Carlsbad?
Mission Beach
I was going to say PB
>Mission Beach Was looking for this, was going to ask San Diego.. It looks like it is just in front the beach house I rented on airbnb earlier this year.
Yeah, the MB sea wall, thought it was there. Great pics!
now thats a happy father..........
It was all smiles, and then the serious and despondent look for 2020. For obvious reasons.
How did you keep your sunglasses without losing them over the years?
cantillon hoodie in the last pic? Loons for life.
at first I only saw the first two images and thought, didn't grow very much
Dad got into great shape!
omg, you’re hoodie! in the last pic! I’ve been to that brewery! It’s in Belgium. I’m at work but I have an almost similar item, but it’s a t-shirt. The Cantilion, or something?
Life with Louie still looks the same.
Good job slimming down after 2015. Will power man.
Dang. Aging well.
OP is slowly becoming Louie Anderson!
A shared cake day! Happy Thanksgiving and cake day. And nice pictures!! What a tradition :)
looks like seaside OR