When her brother was a little baby, I remember her telling me "mommy, isn't he just so precious?" And just yesterday when it was too warm in the house, she told me that it was "sweltering." She cracks me up. Not that long ago we were in the car and her dad was driving, he apparently went around a corner too fast for her liking and she yelled "hold on to your cheese and pickles!!" Jason and I laughed so hard we were crying, I still have no idea where she got that from. Probably SpongeBob. He's the reason she says "oh barnacles" and "oh tarter sauce" when she's frustrated.
Anyway, the point of this post was to talk about a conversation that we had in the car this week. I have NO CLUE what the heck she was talking about. I mentioned that I was going to turn K's carseat around to forward-facing soon. After explaining to her why babies have their seats backwards, we had this conversation:
Mommy, you can't do that!!
Why?
Because he doesn't have enough quarters for that.
Ummm....What???
He doesn't have enough quarters. You know, like I have more quarters then Ian (her friend who's only a few months younger) because I'm older then him. I have more quarters then him. And K doesn't have enough.Am I the only one that doesn't get this?? My only thought was that she was talking about their height and she was referring to quarters of an inch. But honestly I don't know when she's ever heard anyone talk about quarters of an inch. Who knows. She also told me that in her Bible Club class last night that they made signs. When we asked her what her group's sign said she said that she thought it said "watch out for cars and God." Something tells me that this is not really what the sign said. But it is kind of funny to think about.
That is just hilarious! I have NO idea about the quarters - that may be a family mystery for years to come.
ReplyDeleteI know I had an "adult" vocabluary and a flair for the dramatic as a a child due to my love of Shirley Temple movies.
At age 2.5 when my mom told me we were going inside because my new baby sister didn't like the wind my reply was, "No mommy, you go in! You go in and take that wretched baby with you!"
-Claire
That is just too funny!! You have quite the little character. I can't wait for Evan to say crazy things that crack us up. As a kid I remember correcting people whenever they said blinker, and I would tell them "it's a directional" and when I was 3 or 4 I shouted "how the hell do you cut this damn thing?" during Thanksgiving dinner. I'm guessing my mom didn't watch her language around me :) I don't have the slightest idea about the quarters either. I hope you can figure it out :)
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