Buddy keeps asking to have a "nummy bear" for a treat (a gummy bear)
So I had a hen heading for the hills yesterday, who came back home.
I lured her into a dog crate & locked her up.... Chris came home & wondered why she was in the crate, not the coop, and figured he would move her to the coop.... can you see where this is going?
He caught her before she went too far
It would appear that both boys have just had a growth spurt... Buddy no longer needs a footstool in order to pee in the toilet standing up, and Cuppa no longer needs the pizza box under his jumperoo!! (we are TOTALLY into the scientific measurements here!!)
Mommy: "would you like to go to the park?"
Buddy: "YEAH!"
Mommy: "With the slide?"
Buddy: "YEAH!!"
Mommy: "ok, you need to put underpants on then."
Buddy: "no can't..."
The phrase I say most in my day: "what happened to your underpants?? You need to put underpants on.... where did they go??"
five minutes later: "Buddy!! You put those underpants on right now!!!"
caught the dog attempting to groom the baby chicks this morning.
chicks have now been moved much higher.
as I put a (shirtless) Buddy into the car today.... "No Mommy!! It hot, it hot!!! It hot on my Baby Cuppa snacks!!"
Thinks that someone should invent little boy underwear that is the same at the front as it is at the back. i'm starting to wonder if Buddy just likes the 'roomier' feel when he has them on backwards. 'Cause ten times out of ten, he puts them on backwards
Daddy to Bud (who is having a bedtime tantrum: "you go get those jammies on or I will send you straight to bed!"
Buddy informed me this morning:
"Mommy, there anoder brudder in MY tummy... he tryin' to get out!!"
So the other night, Buddy decided that he needed to take his hairbrush to bed, but he lost it in all his blankies. He was crying up stairs "My hairbrush... where my hairbrush??" while listening to his bedtime CD, Silly Songs by Larry.
the song that was playing?? "Oh where... is my hairbrush!"
apparently, when I told my teen to take shampoo with her to the sailing races for the weekend, she did not interpret that as "fill a small bottle with shampoo," but rather, "take the only bottle of shampoo that we currently own."
When I told Buddy "no treats," he told me that the Easter Bunny was going to walk on the road to bring him Easter Eggs.
He is currently yelling for the Easter Bunny to watch out for cars.
