3 Going on 30

Every morning I take Aiden to school and walk with him to class. He wants to stop at the boy's bathroom even though there is a bathroom in his class room. He's obsessed with bathrooms.

And every morning, when we get to class, I give him a kiss good bye and tell him "See you later". However for the past few weeks, my kisses good bye have been met with resistance. I can't even blow the child a kiss bye. It's like he's embarrassed to kiss Mom bye in front of his friends.

So this morning, I blew him a kiss in which he gave me a look indicating that he was no longer a "baby".

I shook his hand.

An in other Aiden news, a few months ago I entered Aiden in a contest for a photo shoot with Jill Solomon, who does our local Down syndrome calendar. Jill emailed me this morning letting me know that Aiden won her "Fun in the Snow" contest.

She didn't post the picture I submitted of Aiden playing in the snow and I don't think I did either, so here it is..