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tree_talkingMy son had his yearly checkup. He's only in the 9% for weight in his age group. The doctor suggested that Liam have a milkshake in the evening every so often to see if he can put on some weight. For some reason, this makes me LOL. Liam was all "Yay!" :D!
The other thing? Liam might be color-blind, the red/green variety. He flunked the color test on his eye exam. At least he's got 20/20 vision. I can't worry much about the color-blindness, since my dad is also color blind in the same way. I just wonder how that will hamper his safety and if it will affect his ability to appreciate art and things like that.
Oh, well...there's nothing they can really do about it, so I suppose that I really can't worry about it.
Still...it's another thing. Liam didn't seem overly worried about it.
The other thing? Liam might be color-blind, the red/green variety. He flunked the color test on his eye exam. At least he's got 20/20 vision. I can't worry much about the color-blindness, since my dad is also color blind in the same way. I just wonder how that will hamper his safety and if it will affect his ability to appreciate art and things like that.
Oh, well...there's nothing they can really do about it, so I suppose that I really can't worry about it.
Still...it's another thing. Liam didn't seem overly worried about it.
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One of my best guy friends in college was (and still is Im sure...hehe) color blind. The only problem he had that he ever complained a bit about was when playing trivial pursuit with people who would say the color of the question they wanted and not the actual subject *G* I did go do some approval of date outfits for him too just to make sure he didn't have some weird combo happening, but that could be just as much a guy thing as a color-blind thing. *G*