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Remember the day's blessings, forget the day's troubles

Friday, June 13, 2008

Friday Phrases

So I am starting something new, every friday I am going to blog a few of the cute, funny, interesting (we get some of them all) things that the kids say during the week.  I don't want to just do a random post everytime they say something, but I don't want to not have them written down.  I do have to tell you my inspiration for this idea.  First of all, everyone is always telling you when your kids do or say something cute, "you have to write that down", well up until now, I have been horrible at keeping any kind of a journal, so there was no where to really write it down until now.  But the real inspiration:  Today after the kids had had lunch, and we were waiting for the bell to go back to class, I was talking to one of my friends who has a son in Bryn's class.  All the kids were on the playground and it was just me and her there.  Her son is her only child, and she was telling me that yesterday he had asked her when she was going to buy him a brother.  She had asked it what he meant, and he had told her that he wanted a brother and wanted to know when she was going to go buy him one.  She asked him if he knew where babies came from, and he told her "yes, you go to the toy store and you pick one out, you buy it and bring it home."  She of course was laughing so hard, and told him there were no toy stores in Dominica.  She said that he had said, "oh yea, well maybe when we get home?" and then not even one minute later he turned around and said, "I know you can order one on the internet!"
I of course told her she needed to write that down and tell him about it some day, and then I thought, I should take my own (and everyone else's) advice and write these things down.  So there you have it.  Friday Phrases.

Bryn:
One day going to school this week, we had to wait for about 2 minutes for a huge backhoe to finish working in the middle of the road before we could go by.  The kids just sat and watched it working, and then all of a sudden, Bryn said, "I am so impressed to see one of those things here."
One night after Kyler finished saying his prayers Bryn said, "Don't make jealous of other peoples prayers.  It doesn't matter if they are long or short, you don't make jealous of them, right?"

Kyler:
We were ready to leave for school one morning, and I had my breakfast in my hand, it was a package of peanut butter cracker sandwiches.  I guess they looked good to Kyler, because he said, "Let me take those, they are so heavy for you mom."
Kyler really likes to be involved in every conversation, the problem is he doesn't like to wait until it is his turn to talk.  So the other day (most days) when Byrn got home from school she was telling me about spiders and everything she was learning about them.  Well Kyler had something very important to say, so he started saying, "NO, NO, NO, guys listen to me!"  I kept reminding him that it was Bryn's turn to talk right now, and he kept saying it over and over until it was finally his turn to talk.  Then he said, "Know what guys?"  We of course said no what, and he then told us a very LONG story about Hyenas and how they were going to get him in two days, and his daddy was going to save him.  (We are really into the Lion King right now).

3 comments:

Kam and Jodie said...

Leslie, I am so glad you are going to start doing this. Kids are so funny!! I just love them. I cant wait to read what happed during the week next Friday :)

Sherrie said...

I love kid speak! Share on.

McKel said...

Hey I love this Idea it's such a great one. Because it's like everyday that avia is trying to say something so big! We miss you!
Mckel