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More gems from the minds of the minors:
From Boy-O: Miss N is being her usual chatty self, talking non-stop about something or other when she sees a sign on the door of the sub shop:
Ooh, help wanted. Can we help?
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N, while writing a story: I'm gonna guess how to spell exactly.
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T: Homework is (makes air quotes) "boring."
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Baby Z, at this juncture, is limited to "gog" (dog), "mama" and "bapa" or "dada".
Therefore, her story is told via photo essay:
"Ooh -let's go over there."
Jezebel interrupts with an "Oh, please, can't I lick her a little?"
"Look, mama! I found the pretty pictures!"
[At this point, we genius parents realize that she's watching South Park. A hasty channel change is effected.]
"Mama Bear - what a huge head you have."
"Eh. I'm bored with this show."
"Ahh. The static channel is the best."
From Boy-O: Miss N is being her usual chatty self, talking non-stop about something or other when she sees a sign on the door of the sub shop:
Ooh, help wanted. Can we help?
***
N, while writing a story: I'm gonna guess how to spell exactly.
***
T: Homework is (makes air quotes) "boring."
***
Baby Z, at this juncture, is limited to "gog" (dog), "mama" and "bapa" or "dada".
Therefore, her story is told via photo essay:
"Ooh -let's go over there."
Jezebel interrupts with an "Oh, please, can't I lick her a little?"
"Look, mama! I found the pretty pictures!"
[At this point, we genius parents realize that she's watching South Park. A hasty channel change is effected.]
"Mama Bear - what a huge head you have."
"Eh. I'm bored with this show."
"Ahh. The static channel is the best."
Labels: Family
posted by Cher at
10:21 AM
3 Comments:
They are sooo adorable. all the kids, dogs and parents. love you
By
Baba Jeanne, at 11:22 AM
Baby's gotten so big! Hope you are well. My blog post had the same title but for a different reason - tee hee.
By
Chris Tolomei (alicethelma), at 1:01 PM
Zora is beautiful!
Gee. Why no South Park? (hee hee.)
"Ratatouille" I think she, you, Ben, and the younglings would enjoy.
By
Beulah, at 4:55 PM
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