That’s good.
Kinda like Leo, at dinner last night, eating his broccoli with enthusiasm: “I’m gonna suck you, tree! Suck you, suck you, suck you!” Needless to say, at 5, his “fs” are not spot-on. Hubby and I could barely contain our laughter.
She is your girl, isn’t she David? 😉
My son went through a lovely couple of weeks where he kept trying to say “sparkling water” but somehow the “spar” syllable became “fu” in his mouth. I’m still reluctant to order sparkling water in a restaurant if he’s with me.
David,
Do you remember when (then baby) Jack saw a flag on our shared back porch and called out “Look at the fag!” just as our neighbor Jon reached the top of the stairs?
It was in the trash! Scout writes “shit” on her spelling test, and Mom throws it away?!?! I go away for two weeks, and all sense disappears from the household.
I pulled it out and took this picture before sending it to the Smithsonian.
That’s good.
Kinda like Leo, at dinner last night, eating his broccoli with enthusiasm: “I’m gonna suck you, tree! Suck you, suck you, suck you!” Needless to say, at 5, his “fs” are not spot-on. Hubby and I could barely contain our laughter.
She is your girl, isn’t she David? 😉
My son went through a lovely couple of weeks where he kept trying to say “sparkling water” but somehow the “spar” syllable became “fu” in his mouth. I’m still reluctant to order sparkling water in a restaurant if he’s with me.
David,
Do you remember when (then baby) Jack saw a flag on our shared back porch and called out “Look at the fag!” just as our neighbor Jon reached the top of the stairs?
I don’t remember it, but I’m sure Jon does. Nothing like being gay-bashed by a toddler.
I LOVE this! Thanks for the picture…way better than you trying to describe it with words.
What’s all over the paper? Is she drinking coffee with all the other first graders? Or did you spill yours when you were laughing?
It was in the trash! Scout writes “shit” on her spelling test, and Mom throws it away?!?! I go away for two weeks, and all sense disappears from the household.
I pulled it out and took this picture before sending it to the Smithsonian.