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Thursday, October 02, 2003

Well, DUH!

While standing in the checkout line the woman in front of us suddenly declared, “Oh dear, I forgot my purse in my car!” She ran off to get it and Jenica exclaimed in a loud voice directly to the lady....

“WELL, DUH!”

I didn’t know whether to be proud of my snarky little brat of be embarassed to death.  I chose to look mortified externally while snickering to myself in my head.

Posted by Mommy on 10/02 at 02:46 AM
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Tuesday, September 30, 2003

Guest Entry: Rowan Again

Another guest entry from my girl Rowan.  Her brother may be a cutie, but he’s a stinker pie over the phone.  Heheh.

discussing an old dairy barn that was demolished
me: i wonder what they did with all the cows
casey: yeah
m: they probably send them somewhere else
c: yeah, they probably chopped them up and sent them to the pork shop.

Posted by Mommy on 09/30 at 02:43 AM
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Monday, September 29, 2003

Guest Entry: Rowan

A guest entry from my girl Rowan

at the mall with casey age 9
casey: we need to find a dictionary
me: a dictionary?
casey: yeah. a dictionary that shows where everything in the mall is

Posted by Mommy on 09/29 at 06:41 PM
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Sunday, August 10, 2003

More Bedtime Issues

Jenica: (out of bed for the zillionth time) Mommy?  Can I have a drink?
Mom:  No.  Go to bed.
J: Please?  I need a drink.
M: No, go to bed.
J: I need a drink.
M: Go to bed.
J: Drink!
M: Bed.
J: Drink!
M: Bed!
J: DRINK!
M: BED!
J: (pointing) What’s that!??
M: (looking) I…

And yes, ladies and gentlemen, the child had snatched my soda and was taking a nice long drink of it.  Pretty sad when you can be tricked by a 2.5 year old.

Posted by Mommy on 08/10 at 11:05 PM
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Wednesday, July 09, 2003

Replaying Sleep Issues.  Over, and over and..

Jenica is playing with her baby dolls.  One (apparently the mommy) says to the other, “You go ni-night.  No more.  Hush.” The baby says, “I can’t.  I need a drink of milk.” “Ok.  ONE drink.  Ok?” “Ok, Mommy.” *baby makes appropriate drinking noises* “Ok.  GO NI-NIGHT!” “No!  I need Bastian!” “Ok, I be right back.” Mommy goes to get “Bastian” and reappears with Gi Joe.  “Ok, here Bastian.  GO NI-NIGHT!”

(can you tell we’ve been having sleep issues lately?)

Posted by Mommy on 07/09 at 08:54 PM
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Tuesday, July 08, 2003

The Voices of Angels?  Er… Demons.

I’m scared of my old teacher. I hope I get a new one when school starts cos my old teacher really scared me with her singing. I think she might have a demon in her throat.  (Bastian, age 6)

Posted by Mommy on 07/08 at 04:57 PM
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Friday, June 27, 2003

Polite, If Not Helpful

Devon:  Sebastian, would you like to help me carry these bags out to the car, please?
Sebastian:  No thank you.

Posted by Mommy on 06/27 at 04:29 AM
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Thursday, June 26, 2003

Guest Entry: Bad Sunburn

Another wonderful guest entry:

Roen came in after a couple hours of playing at the playground yesterday.  She said to Mom:  “I got a bad sunburn mom!!!” Mom said “How do you know?”

Roen replied, pointing to her armpit:  “Its all hot and wet!”

Posted by Mommy on 06/26 at 02:01 PM
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Thursday, June 19, 2003

My Lally-La-La

There’s a TV commercial which plays pretty frequently where a daughter busily fusses with her mother’s hair.  Jenica apparently loves the idea so anytime the commercial comes on (and sometimes even when it doesn’t) she’ll grab a brush and whatever other hair goodies she can scrounge up and she’ll brush, tangle, knot, twist and flop my hair all about. 

In the background of the commercial is the song, “Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter.” Either Jenica can’t speak well enough to mimic the lyrics exactly or else she doesn’t quite get what they’re saying.  In any case, she will often lean over my shoulder and say, “Mommy?  Mommy, I Lally-La-La?”

To which, of course, I reply, “Yes, Jenica.  You’re my lovely daughter.” She bursts into giggles and continues to brush my hair, delighted with my response.

Posted by Mommy on 06/19 at 02:24 AM
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Sunday, June 08, 2003

Guest Entry from Erica

Tristan’s new school is Oquirrh (say oaker) Hills.

He got in the van yesterday and said, “Shannon, our new school is Yogurt Hills.”

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Tristan has also decided that he and Shannon have to marry only children.... See, once upon a time, they wanted to marry each other, so we told them that you can’t marry brothers and sisters.  He over-generalized that to mean that you can’t marry anybody who has a brother or a sister!

Posted by Mommy on 06/08 at 12:40 AM
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Sunday, May 18, 2003

Guest Entry from Rob and Anika

Here’s a couple kidsays from friends Rob and Anika:

Molly had to go to the National Naval Medical Center last week to get an object removed from her ear.  A teeny little bead took a good three hours and screaming bloody murder to pull out.  When asked how the heck the bead got in there, Molly informed us that instead of a quarter, the tooth fairy traded her an ear-bead for a tooth.  “I’m never letting that crummy toothfairy in my room gain!”

AND…

Knowing we had a movie and popcorn coming up after dinner, Molly opted not to eat anything.  We, of course told her it might be a good idea to eat her food.  “Popcorn isn’t really something you can live on, Molly.” She replied, “Sure it is.  It comes from corn, and that is really good food.”

Posted by Mommy on 05/18 at 11:36 PM
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Tuesday, May 06, 2003

Guest Entry from FW

This guest entry had me rolling.  Too precious:

Mom said to Anne, “Are you still wearing your pink underwear from yesterday?’

To which Anne said, “Thank you for noticing.”

Posted by Mommy on 05/06 at 04:34 PM
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Monday, May 05, 2003

Lellow

We’ve been working on teaching Jenica colors this past week.  For the most part, she only has learned to say the words, not really to associate the words with the actual color.  Today she surprised me, though.

While riding in the car she exclaimed loudly, “Mommy?  MOMMY!”

I calmly replied with a firm, “Yes, sweetie?  What do you want, Jenica?”

To which she exclaimed with sheer delight, “LELLO!”

Sure enough right ahead of us where she was pointing was a huge yellow billboard.  She finally is getting it.  Or maybe it was pure dumb luck.  Either way it was a neat experience.

Posted by Mommy on 05/05 at 12:47 AM
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Friday, April 25, 2003

Goose Poop

Me:  Sebastian, what was your favorite part of our trip?
S:  When we got to see the goose’s butt open up and poop squirt out.

So glad that entertainment for six-year-olds is still so inexpensive.

Posted by Mommy on 04/25 at 12:03 AM
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Sunday, April 20, 2003

Pro Veggie

A recent journal entry by Sebastian:

a Liin at Meat and ditd a panfll DEF.
(tanslation: A lion ate meat and died a painful death.)

I think he’s been hanging out with “a certain vegan”:http://hippycrites.com/ again.  Heheh.

Posted by Mommy on 04/20 at 01:34 AM
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Tuesday, April 08, 2003

Okie Dokey

Me: Jenica, get over here so I can change your stinky diaper!
Jenica:  Okie dokey.

Posted by Mommy on 04/08 at 03:17 AM
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Wednesday, March 26, 2003

Manners

The other night at dinner Devon asked, “Mom, can you get me a drink?” to wich Jenica promptly responded in a chiding tone with, “Please and thank you!” Well, at least one of my kids minds her manners… or at least other people’s manners.

Posted by Mommy on 03/26 at 05:07 PM
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Thursday, March 06, 2003

When You’re Sitting in Your Chevy…

I guess moms aren’t supposed to laugh at the diarrhea song.  I really guess we’re not supposed to let kids make up new lyrics, either.

I admit I’m not always the best mom.  Sometimes, I make quite obvious mistakes, but none so amusing as teaching my kids the diarrhea song.

It all started with a simple, “When you’re sitting in your Chevy...” and got really side splitting funny from there.  Except, I’m a grown up.  I’m not supposed to laugh at burps and poops and diarrhea songs.  Uh, but I do.

This version of the song (courtesy of Sebastian) really caught me off guard, though.  Oops.  Bad Mommy.

bq. When you do a little dance
and then you S*** your pants
diarrhea
diarrhea

Posted by Mommy on 03/06 at 10:32 AM
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Thursday, February 13, 2003

Six

“Six (Sebastian’s hamster) kept me up all night, Mommy.  It sure is hard taking care of a new baby.”

Sebastian, age 6

Posted by Mommy on 02/13 at 02:28 PM
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Friday, February 07, 2003

Beer Popcicles?

Sebastian was so thrilled to come home after school and explain to me the process of making popcicles.

“You can use anything wet to make them,” he explained.  “Well, not bad stuff like blood or beer or diet but anything else.”

Posted by Mommy on 02/07 at 03:15 PM
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