Okay, those of you all who know know me the best, don't answer this. :-D

Patrick, who, from a heritage standpoint, is more or less Mohawk/Delaware Indian, Cherokee, and Irish, (seriously, that's all there is between Brian and myself.)

Anyway, I could be ever so cute and say this kid has the temper of a red-headed Indian, but it's worse than that. He has screamed, thrown his cup, slapped me, thrown himself in the floor, and threw a car at the wall. All over WHAT is in his cup.

WHERE, OH, WHERE does he get it from??????
One could only speculate.

[whistle]no comment!


Stephanie:-D

yeah, I texted dh at work and asked him, and he "plead the fifth", LOL

i don't know. but i know where my son got it from. he got the dutch blood from both sides of the family. ans BOY is he stubborn.

so I was talking with dh's Grandma and she informed me that her father was Italian. (why did I think he was something else?????) anyway, that explains it all. the temper, the "cah", the "mah-mah" (as in "mama-mia", with the accent), all of it. LOL

But it was cute when he got mad over the weekend and Grandma says as calmly as any 88 year old could, "Guess he's got Pop-Pop's Italian temper, yeah?"

I've been laughing ever since, LOL

Too funny :-). All through our last pregnancy our 5 yo dd kept insisting that if we named the baby Zoe she would end up with curly red hair and would scream a lot. Well we didn't listen and Zoe does tend to raise her little voice... often AND her hair is coming in much lighter than the rest. Go figure...
Beth