Philly Father Uses Cheesesteaks To Measure Son's Growth For A Year
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – If this is not the most Philly thing ever—we don't know what is!
A father in Philadelphia decided to track the size of his newborn son in a very unique way: using cheesesteaks.
Williams, who is a computer programmer, says in a blog post that what started out as a joke turned into a monthly tradition of cheesesteak measuring of his son Lucas.
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"When Lucas was 2-weeks old I shared a picture online showing his size in comparison to a cheesesteak," said Williams in the post.
The years worth of photos are below.
But by Lucas' second birthday, the cheesesteak might just be a thing of the past. ( Say it ain't so!)
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"After his first year I decided to stop taking the monthly picture, mainly because Lucas was quickly growing a dislike for cheesesteaks. I tried to take a picture of him with a cheesesteak for his 2nd birthday, but as you can see below he wasn't having it."
See the video HERE.