Travel Tuesday - Not!
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Good evening! Or good morning (if you're reading this on Wednesday). I totally meant to get a Travel Tuesday post up today--I have some good ideas floating around in my head based on my weekend last weekend--but it just isn't going to happen today . . . Tuesday.
Instead, I thought I'd invite you into our dinner conversation from tonight. We sat around the table, eating a delicious dinner (if I do say so myself) of pork chops, broccoli, baked potatoes, and homemade cinnamon rolls, and reminiscing about the things the girls used to say when they were younger.
Things like "trash can't."
"Temperware."
"Little Bow Pete."
And, one of my personal favorites, "I can't do this; it's too EASY." (One of my girls, who shall remain nameless, had this little mental block about her adjectives and adverbs. She used to say the opposite of what she meant, much to the hilarity of the rest of us. Thankfully she grew out of that one.)
So dinner tonight was fun. We laughed so hard at some of the adorable things kids say. Even the kids who Abby babysits say cute, funny things. We know. She shared. Their mom would laugh, too.
And then I read the absolute best blog post about the things kids say. Go read it. You'll be touched.
Instead, I thought I'd invite you into our dinner conversation from tonight. We sat around the table, eating a delicious dinner (if I do say so myself) of pork chops, broccoli, baked potatoes, and homemade cinnamon rolls, and reminiscing about the things the girls used to say when they were younger.
Things like "trash can't."
"Temperware."
"Little Bow Pete."
And, one of my personal favorites, "I can't do this; it's too EASY." (One of my girls, who shall remain nameless, had this little mental block about her adjectives and adverbs. She used to say the opposite of what she meant, much to the hilarity of the rest of us. Thankfully she grew out of that one.)
So dinner tonight was fun. We laughed so hard at some of the adorable things kids say. Even the kids who Abby babysits say cute, funny things. We know. She shared. Their mom would laugh, too.
And then I read the absolute best blog post about the things kids say. Go read it. You'll be touched.
