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Caughlin, DH, and I went to a NICE and I mean Nice restraunt one day for lunch.  Think dim lighting, dress up, $50 a head type of place.  DH says he is going to the bathroom.  Caughin says that he wants to go too. Fine. 

I sit there people watching and awaiting their return. Little did I know it was going to be a grand and announced entrace.  As they re-entered the room, Caughlin LOUDLY announced to the whole room, "Daddy Peed in the Potty and I flushed it !!"

People were chuckling and choking on drinks all over the room ! DH wanted to hide under the table.

~~CaughlinsMum


When our son Michael was in first grade, last year, his teacher retold a funny incident at our parent-teacher meeting.

When it comes time to schedule our appointments, the teachers need to know if there is older siblings in the school so they don't book for the same appointment time.  Michael's teacher at the time, Ms. R., asked him if he had an older brother or sister in the school.  Michael said "yes".  She asked what was their name, and he said, "Justin" .  Then, what teacher/grade:  "Mr. M, grade 5".
 
Ms. R sends a note up to Mr. M, asking what time he was scheduling a meeting with us, for Justin.  Mr. M sends a note back saying there is no Justin A***** in his class.  Ms. R asks Michael if he is sure that is the right class, and apparently, Michael went white as a ghost, and she said, "Michael, you don't really have an older brother, do you?" 

She told us, at that point, Michael started to fill up, and on the verge of tears, he responded, "No, Miss, but I really, really want one."   He was only 6 when this happened!

I guess Mr. M and Ms. R had a great chuckle about that, as did we!!  LOL


~~Paula74


This is a converstation Abby (age 5) and I had about the $100.

Me: Abby, if you had $100, what would you buy?

Abby: a wocking horse (rocking horse, and is demonstrating how it would rock)

Me: What color would it be?

Abby: brown and maybe black and maybe yellow and maybe pink and wed (red) and blue and gween and the colors of the wainbow and tan um, let me think, what else, maybe white, sea gween, of course, and maaaayybeee, um, lemme think, purple, violet blue, violet purple, ummm, what else and orange, gway, sparkley wed and pink.

Me: How big will it be?

Abby: My size.

Me: What will you name her?

Abby: With a horn up there, too, named Wosie (rosie), her middle name is, um, Flowery, her last name is Violety.

Me: Will she have wings?

Abby: White wings and decawations on her, like hearts and woses and bunnies and stuffed animals, and characters in Disney and Wosie will have numbers on her.

Me: Can you draw a picture of it?

Abby: Is there a horsie in my book? (referring to her drawing book) No, I can't draw one but you can!

~~Marge


Conversation between me and Rachel (age 5):

Rachel: Mommy, sometimes boys like to play with dolls.

Me: Yes. That's true.

Rachel: And sometimes girls like to play with trucks.
Me: Um hmmm.

Rachel: Do you know what kind of truck I like?

Me: What?

Rachel: The ice cream truck!


~~JeanP


One day Samantha was playing with my hair. She had it in a butterlfy clip with buckles on the sides.

Zach came down the stairs and headed straight for me. Took one look at my hair and took out all the buckles. He told me "You can't have that in your hair" I said "How come? I'm a girl like Sammie" He said "No, you have to be a mommy".

He can't seem to get the Mommy =girl and Daddy =boy concept :)

~~Toucan Dee



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