Although their roles do switch occasionally, this is how the Howen brothers tend to play with the wagon (if they are not loading it with soil, sticks, or pinecones). And do not think for a minute it is because Bradford is bossy (although he is; wonder where he might get that trait from?), ordering his younger brother to be his servant. No, McCance *wants* to pull. McCance thinks this family wagon is his and his alone. Sharing it is not really in his vocabulary. And pulling his brother who is about 10 pounds heavier than he is, is not an issue. McCance is amazingly strong. In fact with a little help from Bradford, he even pulled me a short distance in it!
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
The Wagon and the Strong Boy
Although their roles do switch occasionally, this is how the Howen brothers tend to play with the wagon (if they are not loading it with soil, sticks, or pinecones). And do not think for a minute it is because Bradford is bossy (although he is; wonder where he might get that trait from?), ordering his younger brother to be his servant. No, McCance *wants* to pull. McCance thinks this family wagon is his and his alone. Sharing it is not really in his vocabulary. And pulling his brother who is about 10 pounds heavier than he is, is not an issue. McCance is amazingly strong. In fact with a little help from Bradford, he even pulled me a short distance in it!
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How are they only 10 lbs. different??
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