My quotable kid.....

RobMcBee

Slow n easy when you're not gettin greasy....
Joined
Jan 12, 2009
Location
Fort Mill / Indian Land SC
Last night while he and my wife were playing with letters, he looks at her and says....

" A... A is for ASS..... Like in GLASS momma...."

Classic...
 
In first grade our oldest boy had an assignment to draw a picture with a statement showing and describing when he is being a model citizen. They displayed them in the front office hallway near the front doors for parent conference night. Cids thought was "I'm a model citizen when I'm being good" what he wrote was " I'm a model citizen when I'm being god". After studying the art it very well could have been an angelic figure or a stick kid playing with trucks. Funny stuff though
 
I feel like I need a constant fly-on-the-wall camera to catch all the crazy stuff my three say. I try to record them or send out a text or Google hangout to document the best of them... Robert is 3 1/2 and works on his electric gators like his daddy works on the Jeeps. He'll lift one up with the hydraulic jack and look underneath, lie down on the carport on a piece of cardboard, and says to me, "Mama, the gas pipe is in good shape."

I'll have to let @shawn tell his favorite story on Sara...
 
So our daughter just turned nine yesterday and our son is six. Daughter comes home from Summer Camp and starts telling her mom about playing the board game "Life" earlier that day. She said she landed on a spot where she birthed triplets and immediately chose three girls. After thinking about it a little more, however, she decided to swap out one of the girls for a boy.
Mom: "Why'd you decide to switch the girl out for a boy?"
Daughter: "So they'll be able to give each other dating advice one day."
Mom: "Ah, okay. So do you think your brother is going to give you dating advice when you guys get older?"
Daughter: "No, I won't need it. But someday he will because girls are complicated..."
 
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So our daughter just turned nine yesterday and our son is six. Daughter comes home from Summer Camp and starts telling her mom about playing the board game "Life" earlier that day. She said she landed on a spot where she birthed triplets and immediately chose three girls. After thinking about it a little more, however, she decided to swap out one of the girls for a boy.
Mom: "Why'd you decide to switch the girl out for a boy?"
Daughter: "So they'll be able to give each other dating advice one day."
Mom: "Ah, okay. So do you think your brother is going to give you dating when you guys get older?"
Daughter: "No, I won't need it. But someday he will because girls are complicated..."
Whatever it is, you're doing it right!
 
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