This is what Ross’s hands look like.
And that’s most of the time! He enjoys nothing more than being under something, working on it.
And when he says, Will you make me a sandwich? you really want to–because you don’t want him to touch anything!
Ross is still here, by the way, and will be here for a few weeks, until time to report to his submarine.
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on April 13, 2012
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How wonderful that you get to have him around for a few weeks AND that he likes to keep busy. Mighty fine boy, err, young man, you’ve got there Suzanne. Mighty fine, indeed.
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How great to have him with you for such a long visit. Enjoy!
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Suzanne I didn’t know where else to put this. This woman’s blog is so good. She written about you and said the nicest things. Thought you might want to pop over and have a read.
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Being able to fix and repair machinery will serve Ross well all his life. My father is a fix-it/repair-it man and it sure saved having to pay somebody else to do a shoddy repair at an exhorbant price.
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Steve McQueen indeed!
Good job, Suzanne. =D
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It is so nice to see a young man helping his mother. You are blessed…so am I. I have 2 sons and 2 daughters. I love it when they are all home. :-)
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