Poster Boy


The Caboose , the youngest grandson, wearing his cozy little sweater knit by Karisma and mailed all the way from Australia.

He's a happy one - in spite of what you see in the picture above - and reminds me so much of the his mom at that age.


Comments

Anonymous said…
Maybe he just didn't want his picture taken? hee hee
12:42 AM, November 06, 2008
kitten said…
He is beautiful!
That was so sweet of Karisma!
5:27 AM, November 06, 2008
karisma said…
Awwww! Hes a sweetie pie! And handsome to boot!
5:36 AM, November 06, 2008
Jenni said…
What a handsome boy--even when he's fussy. That sweater is beautiful too!
8:04 AM, November 06, 2008
Anonymous said…
Such an expression! Love the eyebrows.
9:11 AM, November 06, 2008
Anonymous said…
Wow! I can't believe she made that! How SPECIAL! And he looks darlin', fussy or not, bald or bawling. I bet he's doing that cause you just squished those cheeks!

Precious...adorable...kissable...the adjectives could go on FOREVER!

(I'm missing babies right now....:/)
9:53 AM, November 06, 2008
ChrisB said…
I love that picture- I have given you a little something at my place.
11:34 AM, November 06, 2008
darkfoam said…
and what a handsome pair of genes they are ..
the wee gene is absolutely darling ..
and the sweater just beautiful..
1:54 PM, November 06, 2008
LadyStyx said…
Awwwww how ~cute~ !
2:10 PM, November 06, 2008
Anonymous said…
Well, of course I'M impartial - but I think he's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
3:34 PM, November 06, 2008
A Spot of T said…
How come when I'm fussy I don't look that cute?! Just saying. Gorgeous little sweater, it looks so good on him.
8:06 PM, November 06, 2008
Amanda said…
Well, they are both JUST precious.
8:41 PM, November 06, 2008
Anonymous said…
Awww, what a very special gift!

Your photo caption is hilarious!!
9:56 PM, November 06, 2008
Attie said…
Aww thats cute!!!
11:40 PM, November 06, 2008
Anonymous said…
How I love a clever play on words...and the photo it illustrates...precious!
7:54 AM, November 07, 2008
Unknown said…
He looks a little concerned but his sweater is great!
2:56 PM, November 07, 2008
Anonymous said…
Oh I love the poster!!! Perfect - and what a cutie pie :)
5:27 PM, November 07, 2008
Carla said…
He's a cute one.
9:28 PM, November 07, 2008
Betty said…
Your grandson is adorable. Nice sweater, too.
11:06 AM, November 08, 2008
Hayden said…
what a great shot!
11:54 AM, November 08, 2008
Anonymous said…
He is adorable and what a nice outfit he is wearing.
5:02 PM, November 08, 2008
Anonymous said…
What a sweet Karisma we all have in our lives...even if she lives half way under the world.

Cute "expression" on that face. Makes me want to give him a little squeeze.
5:08 PM, November 08, 2008
Alison said…
what a sweetheart, the sweater is gorgeous too!!
7:52 PM, November 08, 2008
kitten said…
My mom has been a nurse over 44 years, so I've seen all kinds of docs and know some of what they go through, but that is still my baby even though he is 15. :) I know what cha was saying.
9:32 PM, November 08, 2008
Tammy said…
What a cutiepie he is! Even when he's crying...I just want to cuddle him!

(And thank you for those flattering words on my post...made my day!) :)
10:46 PM, November 08, 2008
karisma said…
Haha! Dinoboy begs to differ on Aunty Swampies comment! We do not live halfway under the world, we live on Top of the Hill!!!!!
1:32 AM, November 10, 2008
Desert Songbird said…
In spite of this photo, I know he's a sweetheart.
11:46 AM, November 10, 2008
MarmiteToasty said…
oh how I love the photos that dont just show the happy smiley faces of our children :)

x
9:08 AM, November 16, 2008
Wendster said…
Did you think up that caption?

It certainly sports your wit.

What a fabulous sweater! Caboose is a cutie for sure.

I still remember guessing his birth date. .... wrong! ha.

Great photo.
12:02 AM, November 18, 2008
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