Grandpa and daughter were rough-housing around.
(Daughter): Grandpa I'm going to get you!
(Grandpa): If you do, I'll pop your head like a pimple!
(Daughter): No you won't! I'll pop your head like a bunch of nipples!
3/17/12
11/28/11
Pathetically Awesome Misunderstanding
We are driving home from lunch, and my son and daughter are singing songs in the back seat.
(Daughter - in the most pathetic voice she could muster): Bubby, don't break my heart, okay?
(Bubby): I wont!
(Daddy): What are you guys talking about?
(Daughter): I don't want him to break my heart!
My son finally showed me the soft stick-em paper heart that he was playing with. She didn't want him to mess it up.
(Daughter - in the most pathetic voice she could muster): Bubby, don't break my heart, okay?
(Bubby): I wont!
(Daddy): What are you guys talking about?
(Daughter): I don't want him to break my heart!
My son finally showed me the soft stick-em paper heart that he was playing with. She didn't want him to mess it up.
11/22/11
Boy Stuff
Editorial, not a dialog:
Ever since she was an incy-wincy little girl, she has always been a tom-boy. Here are some pleasant examples:
- Consistently wants a 'boy-toy' from McDonald's
- Argues with me about what to call her when she is pretending to be a fictional character
- She will not ever accept a female hero for her pretend identity, it must be a boy
- Example: Must be Buzz Lightyear, never Jessie; Must be Harry Potter, never Hermione
- Always chooses 'boy-colors' - Says things like, 'When I turn into a boy.' and 'When I grow up to be a boy.'
- Will only play with the boy barbies doing 'boy-things'
11/2/11
Toy Story Girl
(Daughter) Daddy, I'm Buzz Lightyear!
(Daddy) Oh but you're a girl.
(Daughter) Oh, then call me Buzz Bo-Light-Year!
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