Monday
Pete: Are there no snakes? The snake’s running at the door?
Me: The snake’s running at the door?! Why?
Pete: It can’t find the door. The snake’s broken. He got mashed.
Me: By what?
Pete: He’s broken, he’s mashed.
Me: How did he get mashed?
Pete: He went to up the tree.
Me: And then what happened?
Pete: He went to see the car. He went to under the car. And then he drived to California.
Tuesday
Pete: Bug in my pocket. Ladybug in my pocket. I said, “Come into my pocket again!” And I had to take it away from me. He got lunch from my pocket.
Me: What else is in there?
Pete: Something to give to the ladybug. He wants a grilled cheese sandwich.
Wednesday
Pete: I want my lunch.
Me: You’ve already had your lunch
Pete: I want my lunch after my lunch.
Thursday
Pete: Piglet is sad.
Me: Why is Piglet sad?
Pete: He wants some Snonic.
Friday, one from the girl
The kids are upstairs playing “monsters in a cave.” This involves a couple of flashlights and as little light as possible. I am downstairs, washing dishes folding laundry being productive reading “Real Simple.”
Poppy: Mommy, I’ve made a mistake. And sometimes mistakes just happen.
I go upstairs and find her in my bedroom. The doorway of which has been barricaded by a baby gate, because her brother enjoys throwing coins from my change jar down the stairs.
Poppy: Mommy, I’m stuck.
Me: But how did you get there?
Poppy: I climbed over the gate, but then I couldn’t climb back out.
I can’t believe how much Pete has grown since you came to visit. I don’t think he was talking at all, then!
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I would like more of these please. They crack me up. =)
You have two of the funniest kids on the planet!
Lunch-stealing ladybugs are terrible, but not nearly as terrible as snakes – broken or otherwise.