It's incredibly scary how fast they grow!
Happy 17th birthday, Kieran.
He's probably too cool now for this blog post, so I just won't tell him I've posted it.
He only allows his photo to be taken if I promise not to put it on Facebook ha ha! (This is the most recent one I have of him which is probably the least embarrassing.)
Kieran is growing up to be a fine young man. He's still into his football - sporting a broken big toe just before Christmas! (That was fun.) He had to have surgery, having a pin inserted. (He has had more A&E visits than his brother.)Having left school last summer, he's studying a T3 in sports science and still loves his food. In fact, he's eating me out of house and home!
My cheeky little chappie has become a bit grumpy in his teenage years. He's always been keen on doing his hair - that certainly hasn't changed. Yet now, it's this floppy fashionable style that seems to be the trend.He's not so much Kamikaze Kieran anymore. Or Kieran the Destroyer (of toys). But he still tends to be fearless and prepared to give most things a go.
He's actually working on his birthday, but has his first driving lesson booked for the 27th March. So, everyone, off the road! You've been warned!
Carry on being you, my darling boy, just try not to be so grumpy and mean to your brother. You do love him really.My dad used to joke that having two boys I would be like the mum played by Wendy Craig in Butterflies.
And with two boys owning cars, I can see this becoming more and more true. And I just don't have the driveway space!
At least I don't place a tablecloth over the remnants of the meal before.
Anyway, you'll always remain my cute, baby boy forever in my heart.I hope you have a wonderful day, and I love you very much.
Mum Xxx