Too Smart for his own britches

So this little man is sooo smart. He has been able to use the computer since he was about 2 1/2 years old. He likes to play all sorts of games. He wouldn't dare think of playing Playhouse Disney or Nick Jr. So, he's been trying to play some "older" games. He has a set of twin older friends that play roller-hockey. He idolizes these boys. He decided he wanted to play roller-hockey too. We told him if he wants to play he needs to learn how to roller-skate first. Scott decided he would get on the internet with the big "S" and look for roller skates on ebay. They looked and tried to bid on one pair, but it didn't pan out. The next morning I woke up to find three different bids on three different skates. One of which was a pair of men's size 13. The big "S" wears size 13 in boys. Then I find out one of the maximum bids he made was placed at $1,154.00. I couldn't believe it. When I found the three bids I was ready to kick some butt. Then later on I got on my email and found a confirmation for a shipment from Target. I thought to myself, "I have NOT ordered anything from Target." As I click on the email I find a High School Musical Troy barbie and a black Transformers back pack that had been ordered. Okay, no guessing what happened here. I actually giggled to myself a bit. More in amazement than anything. Just the fact that he's 6 1/2 and knows how to order items online killed me. He was at school when I found out so luckily he didn't see me laughing about it. Later on after he got home I spoke with him about it. He denied it then he eventually admitted that Little Miss "S" got on the computer and ordered it for him. He got caught in the lie and knew it. He blows my mind sometimes. I see wonderful things in his future. I also see what kind of trouble he can get himself into if he doesn't make the right choices.

New Journey

Today is the first official day we're starting a blogpage for each child. It will be a good way to make sure they have a journal and then eventually we'll be able to print this into a book. I think it will be a good way to keep up with what they're doing and be able to stroll down memory lane as time goes by. Hopefully, after being printed into a book, it will be something they will hold onto and cherish!!