Ethan is destined to be an engineer. It is in his blood. His grandfather and one of his great grandfathers were engineers. Another great grandfather was a mechanic but could have been an engineer too, had he been given the opportunity. Ethan is always tinkering with things and figuring out ways to build and improve anything. We've known he had a mechanical mind since he was about 6 months old.
This morning he was busy digging through the utensil drawers in the kitchen and I could tell he was up to something. A while later I noticed the above figure on the counter top. I looked at it for a while and then asked Ethan about it. He said "Mom, of course it's the silver Iron Man!" As if he was speaking to a dummy; someone below his level. Sure enough, I can see how he sees Iron Man in this. What's awesome is how he used a medicine syringe as the heart piece in the middle. This kid blows me away at times.
This morning he was busy digging through the utensil drawers in the kitchen and I could tell he was up to something. A while later I noticed the above figure on the counter top. I looked at it for a while and then asked Ethan about it. He said "Mom, of course it's the silver Iron Man!" As if he was speaking to a dummy; someone below his level. Sure enough, I can see how he sees Iron Man in this. What's awesome is how he used a medicine syringe as the heart piece in the middle. This kid blows me away at times.