March 30, 2006
March 24, 2006
Portraits of Mommy
Today my almost-four-year-old son excitedly called me over to "see the picture I drew of you!!" Granted I have been dealing with kids that are sick and whiney all day - but will somebody please let me know if it's really this bad??!!
This isn't my son's first artistic rendering of me, just the most "eye-catching."
March 22, 2006
If I was pretend...
Talking about a character from his favorite show Little Einsteins, our almost-four-year-old said, "if I was pretend, I would give Annie a hug."
It struck me as funny that his thought process wasn't "if Annie was real..."
It struck me as funny that his thought process wasn't "if Annie was real..."
March 19, 2006
Noculars and Re-noculars
This morning our almost-four-year-old was playing with his binoculars, which he calls "noculars." I explained that if there was only one lens it would be called a "monocular." He then filled me in on this little ditty of information: "And when I turn them around backwards they're called re-noculars."
March 18, 2006
Cold Play
March 15, 2006
Stretch-Earstrong
March 11, 2006
"Mommy, is your head gonna pop?"
A couple weeks ago on my way to a sinus infection, I commented to my husband that I was so stuffed-up that I felt like my head was going to pop. Later that day while I was driving, my oldest son somewhat cautiously asked, "Mommy, is your head really gonna pop?" When I finally stopped laughing, I was able to reassure him that it only FELT like my head was going to pop.
March 6, 2006
"I'm the Maker"
With Brawny Baby's fleece taggie blankets clinging to his shirt, our oldest son announced, "I'm the Maker!" Slightly perplexed I asked, "What?!" And he again replied, "I'm the Maker!" It finally dawned on me that he meant "Baker" - and the fleece blankets were his apron.
He may not be the Maker, but he gets points for creativity!
March 2, 2006
If I only had a hammer...
He looks so manly...you almost don't notice the hammers are facing the wrong direction. Then again, maybe he was trying to figure out how a dentist might use a hammer.
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