I put Evan down for a nap. We have a crib that has a zippered netting over it.
Evan, happily hollering for me: "Daaa, zip zip ziiip. Daaa, let me out!"
The vocabulary and sentence structure grows!
A juggling technophile shares personal stories, challenges, humor and perhaps some political commentary.
Funny things kids (and sometimes adults) say. Somethings these make you say “Hmmm.”
I put Evan down for a nap. We have a crib that has a zippered netting over it.
Evan, happily hollering for me: "Daaa, zip zip ziiip. Daaa, let me out!"
The vocabulary and sentence structure grows!
Noah: "Health ended today."
Dad: "Oh? Did you have sex education?"
Noah: "Sorta."
Dad: "Did they talk to you about boy parts and girl parts?"
Noah: "They talked about boy parts. I missed the day they talked about girl parts."
Dad: "Sex education was only two days?!"
My brother calls: "So what’s up with you guys?"
Me: "What?! You don’t read our blogs?"
"Drive faster Daddy. I can’t hold my potty stuff in."
Dad: "Evan are you okay?"
Evan: "Hai"
Evan, from his crib: "I’m not going to sleep and you cannot make me. I have been studying constitutional law on the History Channel and PBS along with escape tactics used by Wonder Pets on Noggin and tactical planning on Family Guy. You cannot legally nor forcefully hold me in this cell any longer. I am two years old for God’s sake! I don’t need to NAP! Release me now or I shall POO!"
Dad: "Evan time to take a nap!"
Evan, the littlest con artist: *cries out* then squints really hard trying to force tears
Evan reminds me of Max (btw, that link autoplays a Max and Ruby snippet and Evan bee lined it to my lap so we had to watch all of them as he identified characters and objects in the movie. What fun!)
Dad: "What do you want for breakfast?"
Evan bolts over to the food shelf and points at Cinnamon Toast Crunch: "ONE!"
Dad: "What do you want for dinner?"
Noah: "Steak"
Tommy: "Meat"
Mom: "Whatever you want dear"
Sarah: "Mac and cheese"
Amy: "Not steak"
Evan: "Da da!"
We had pizza.
Break my heart! Evan needs his afternoon naps! But when I put him into the crib and he protests it makes me cringe. Right now he is sweetly (with increase aggravation) crying out, "Daaaaa Daaaaa DAAAAA!" He wants me, the bad guy that caged him in the first place, to rescue him. You know, if it wasn’t 90°F in this house, he might just go to sleep.
Tommy, exasperated, after playing all day in our heat: "My PS/2 is overheating!" Then stares at me like he wants me to do something…
Granddaddy: "Tommy, I’m taking Sarah, Noah, Amy and Evan to McDonald’s. Want to go?"
Tommy: "No. I’ll stay here."
They leave.
Dad: "Tommy, please find Molly."
Tommy: "Ok. Is Evan awake?"
We found a calculator in Staples with the numbers in a circle like on an old rotary telephone.
Dad: "Old phones used to have this dial, like a wheel, and you would stick your finger in the hole with the number you wanted then dial it around. That’s why we call it dialing a telephone number.
Noah: "So like was there an arrow or something so that once the number appeared on the screen you could make the call?"
Cathy: "It’s too loud."
Tommy shouts back: "What do you mean it’s too loud?"