February 2: Today Suzanne (age 5) brought home two little Valentine heart candies—the kind with writing on them. She said they were from Brian at Kindergarten, and breathlessly asked me to read them to her. One said, "no use" and the other said, "goodbye." Obviously, Brian can't read.
February 3:
Zannie: "A girl at school today she she was ugly, but I told her she was pretty."
Me: "That was nice of you. I wonder why she thought she was ugly."
Zannie: "Maybe she doesn't like her hair."
Jill (3): "Maybe she doesn't like dog food."
February 28: Suzanne gets her expletives mixed up. The other day she said to Joey (4 months old), "You're such a beautiful little brother.........for crissake!"
Apparently nothing happened in March.
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They are cracking me up.
And I probably wrote down only about 10% of all the funny, wise, and otherwise memorable things my children said. Maybe 5%. I'm in good company, I'm sure.
5% is probably a lot more than a lot of people do. And I bet those 5% are so precious now.
I'm enjoying these, even if I'm silent about it.
"for crissake!" I loved that. And so terribly funny! LOL
Vicki, who has been reading through your blog for last few days.
Thanks, Vicki! My daughter loved it, too.....now that she's 37. :-)
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