Primary Casanova

As most of you know, my calling in church is Primary Instructor; where I instruct 4 year olds to the main building blocks of the gospel. Adorable children who tend to make very interesting suggestions. Such as, "Is she your daughter?" This 4 year old in question was referring to my baby sister who is 10 years younger than I am. 

Do I really look that old?

I was pretty sure I didn't look like I was twenty-something a few weeks ago because a Missionary thought I was a sophomore in high school the other day and he looked genuinely surprised I was his age. 

On this particular Sunday I had been gone on family vacation for two weeks. Upon my return I discovered that I had a new little human who I was to teach. This little man in question was sitting all the way at the other end of the row. Upon spotting me, he bounced to his feet and swaggered on over. Yes, I did say swagger. When he reached me, he stuck out is hand (which still held traces of toddler chub) and stated,

"I am 4."

Yes, yes you are little man. 

Fast forward about 10 minutes and Primary Spot Light; Mr. Little Man is said spotlight. 

The scariest thing Little Man had done?

He had kissed a woman on the hand that looked like a princess.

A truly scary thing, I applaud him. 

I have decided that Mr. Little Man will be a little Casanova when he gets older. He has the hair and the eyes for it, not to mention he hands out hugs like no tomorrow. 

Casanova List of Requirements

1. Hair, thick gorgeous hair
2. Big eyes that are very expressive (preferably blue- that is a suggestion, not a requirement) 
3. A snazzy suit
4. A wickedly charming, disarming grin
5. Confidence
6. Hugs first, ask questions later

Mr. Little Man easily fills all of those. Be warned ladies, we have a Little Casanova on the loose!

*Disclaimer* Not an actual picture of Mr. Little Man