We were watching the USA v. Canada for Gold Hockey.
USA scored against Canada in the 2nd period and Mady starts chanting,
"USA, USA, USA, USA, NOT TEXAS"
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Never Texas
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Saturday, February 27, 2010
Bubble Bath
Zac has a new favorite pastime.
This is how he says it:
"Toot-bath"
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Friday, February 26, 2010
A new take on an old favorite
Mady was standing on her easel stool singing "Jesus loves the little children" and was doing a very fine job.
Her rendition goes something like this:
"Jesus loves the little children, all the children of the world."
(the next part was all slurred together):
"Red and yellow black and white,"
(Then she got to her favorite part which she sang all the louder)
"He is special green and white. Jesus loves all the children of
the world"
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Gluttony
We ordered pizza for dinner tonight. It was just THAT kind of night. We had a fantastic coupon that allowed us to order 3 medium pizzas for only $18.
So, we splurged.
My hubby got his very own supreme pizza and was ecstatic about it.
Hubby: (reaching for his fourth slice) "I'll probably regret this in the morning, but, oh well."
Mady: "Are you eating FOUR pieces of pizza?!?"
Hubby: (in sarcastic tone) "yes"
Mady: (incredulously) "O-M-G!!"
Later we were laughing about this and Mady says, (quite saucily) "Well, that's how you spell oh my gosh!"
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Health Conscious
Mady: "Water is healthy for you. I like to drink water. I am healthy. You don't drink a lot of water Mommy, so you aren't healthy."
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Optimism
Mady: "Skunks are good, they just fart on you really bad."
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Monday, February 8, 2010
dinner funnies
So tonight for dinner we had tacos. I love Mexican food and my goal in life has been to raise children who love it as much as I do. I must brag on myself, I have succeeded!!!
I made refried beans to go with the tacos, but I only used one can instead of two. The following conversation took place:
Me: (to husband) "I'm sorry, I didn't make very many beans tonight, I only had one can."
Hubby: "I probably won't eat very many anyway. I'm tired of farting."
(we think farts are funny around here...)
Mady: "I'm not tired of farting. I've only farted once today."
My other goal in life is to make sure that my children will like their Mexican food spicy. (I mean...it's really not any good if it's not...am I right?) I'll brag again, I have succeeded!!!
Mady had already eaten two tacos, both had hot sauce on them. She was going for a record three tacos. As my husband was helping Mady put number three together she said,
"I don't want sauce on this one, it burned my breath."
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Smarty pants
Me: "Mady, you are so smart."
Mady: "Thank you."
Me: "It must be because you have smart Daddy."
Mady: "I think you mean I have a smart BRAIN."
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
'motes
My little Zac loves remotes. Maybe it's a man thing?
I don't know, but he likes to carry them around, give them to people, push random buttons. He sure thinks they are a lot of fun. We have several remotes around this house...5 that I can see from my chair as I type this, not to mention the cordless phone that looks an awful lot like a remote.
We have two cable box remotes for our two cable boxes...I can see them both right now which means one of them is not where it is supposed to be. We have two DVD players, each has it's own remote...again, I can see them both right now which means one is not in it's rightful place. We also have a VCR remote which is sitting decoratively on the mantle. (I'm still not sure why my husband thinks that is a good place for remotes, I guess to keep them out of small hands...)
Back to my story... Most remotes are about the same size but the remote that goes to the DVD player in Zac's room is very small, about half the length of regular remotes (yes, I am getting somewhere...the size is very important I assure you...)
Zac decided to play the "remote game" with my husband last night. His idea of fun is to throw them directly at your gut as hard as he can, or if you're not so lucky, your head (and he has quite an arm for a nearly 2 year old). He throws the first remote at him (in case you're wondering it was a cable box remote) and says loudly, " 'mote!". He then picks up the small DVD remote and throws it as well. He says, "baby 'mote!".
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