“PLEASE don’t do that any more, Daddy!”, cried my three year old.
I guess I can see that. I don’t think I’d like it very much if someone yelled “Ah HAAH!” behind me when I was walking up the steps.
“PLEASE don’t do that any more, Daddy!”, cried my three year old.
I guess I can see that. I don’t think I’d like it very much if someone yelled “Ah HAAH!” behind me when I was walking up the steps.
…said my 3 year old.
“Is that good or bad talk?”, I asked.
“It’s good talk.”
1st daughter’s - “Beaufort”
2nd daughter’s – “Sparkle”
3rd daughter’s – “Old Mr. Stripes”
1st son’s – “Aunt Jodi”
2nd son’s – “Green Bear” (it was a green bear)
3rd son’s – “Captain Miller”
4th son’s – “Thu Knox”
It stands for “Over the top…”, and it is what my 5 year old tends to do some times – in his reactions, play, etc.
The other day, my wife heard my three year old say to his older brother, “OTT, brother, OTT!”
My 5 year old thinks he’s in charge. We were crossing the parking lot at the grocery store the other day, and he put up his hand to stop the cars as we passed.
If you’re lying when you say it, you’re not. If you’re not lying when you say it, you are, so you’re still not.
I love the look on my 12 year old’s face when he tries to figure it out.
We went and saw a couple of the big boats come in today. Pretty cool.
Must be the new black berry.
It’s an emphatic negative – invented by my 3 year old.
“I’m never not going to be afraid of flies again!”, for example.
The other day, I was wrestling Chinese Buffet Man and Chinese Buffet Boy – who were taking turns standing on my back like a surf-board.
It’s hard to stand on “Twitchy Man”.