he was not happy about it and used the words "i can't" more than i thought was possible.
hayden has always been really smart and things have just always come to him without much work on his part. so if he comes across something that he can't do immediately, he tends to give up right away.
i do think he had it for about a split second, but that was about it for attempt number one. hopefully we'll start getting some nicer weather so he can practice and be up and running by late spring!
dave showing how not frustrating it is to work with hayden:
i think this is around the time dave let go for a split second:
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Most of us have these first attempt pictures set to sunny, spring days along the sides of heavily trafficked streets. But, not the Skivers!!! Inside a FACTORY for you all!!
But, most of us also have gnarly scars from ankle to knee (and maybe even under our chins) from falling on gravely sidewalks during such 'rites of passage.' But, not the Skivers!!! Smooth, sealed concrete for you all!!
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