Me: Well, maybe for now we should only go with Charlie.
C:Me? looking a bit frantic
Me: C don't worry, I said YOU, just YOU.
C: NOOOOO NOT ME.
Me: What? Don't you want to go?
C: (seriously crying now) You and Daddy are going to throw me in the garbage can.
Adam and I started laughing but also comforting our poor son.
Me:NO, C, not garbage can, gym class....we would never throw you in a garbage can.
Adam: Garbage cans are for garbage.
After coming back from the park yesterday K ran into Pa in the kitchen. He was eating the split pea soup he had just made.
K: PA, You eating meat?
Pa: Yes, I am eating meat
K: I No YIKA DA MEAT
Pa: I know
K: I yike.....yamwiches, breakfast burritos, and my daddy
Yesterday while trying to feed both kids a snack they were both being very loud. Kate was singing at the top of her lungs jiggle bells, and C was in one of his loud monologues. I snapped:
Me; You guys can you just be quiet for a second.
C: Mommy, you don't have to be all agro.
Me: (chuckling at what my son just called me) You are right, Charlie...I don't
Conversation I over-heard while pretending to be asleep yesterday morning.
C: When I am 4 I am going back to the dentist Kate.
K: Ohhhh
C: You can go too, when you are like 5 or 6
K: No, (making her scared face)
C: It not tary (scary) if you brush your teeth you just go there. they clean them and give you a toy.
k: No I tared (scared)
C: You can come with me when I am 4. You can watch and learn. It not tary (scary)
K: Ok.
Could they be any sweeter, any better of friends, any cuter....
Both of our kids love to have their backs and arms tickled. It is how we help them fall asleep for naps and at night. K is the biggest love bug we know, always trying to make out with us, have her cheek on ours, rubbing our faces, and she loves her back to be tickled.
K: Tickle my back, daddy
Adam: K, I don't want to always be tickling your back.
K: How bout my bum bum
Adam: No, sweetie I don't want to tickle your bum bum either.
At nursery school they do the coolest thing. They interview the kids and write down what they say. They interview the kids about the weather, feelings, nature, their families....and I love reading them and saving them.
BUT....lately all the "papers" about Charlie say the same thing:
What do you eat for dinner? Mac N Cheese
What do you eat for lunch? Hot Dogs.
HOT DOGS? Really, Charlie. I have nothing against hot dogs, honestly I don't. Infact I remember loving my hotdogs after little league games when I was like 8.
Me: Hot dogs charlie? Really, you love eating hot dogs for lunch?
C: Mommy, there are such things as veggie hot dogs, ya know?
Me: Oh, I know. Except we don't eat those either.
Me: And what is up with Mac N Cheese for dinner. We do eat Mac N cheese maybe like 1-2 a month when we are in a pinch, but for dinner every night?????
C: I try to say tempeh taco, black bean burger, seitan potpie, but they never understand me.
This makes so much sense. He doesn't have the sounds s or l, and I doubt other kids are mentioning seitan or tempeh at school.
It is so much fun having two toddlers who never stop talking and signing. Unless I am tired and have a headache, and have been around it non-stop for 14 hours. Then silence is all I crave.
2 comments:
that is hilarious! about the papers, no wonder!!! and how sweet is that conversation about the dentist. i miss you guys everyday.
I like sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and Kate's daddy, too. Great conversations.
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