Tuesday, August 30, 2016

They Just Never Stop Talking

I swear, my kids have been extra weird lately. Like not even the "typical" weird that I've gotten used to and come to expect, but a whole new level of weird that I was not even aware existed until recently.

Allow me to explain:

Sunday:

After catching sight of a male friend's hairy legs (it's finally shorts season!), I overheard The Boy Child asking his sister if she thought our friend was turning into a monster.

It's moments like this that cause me to realize what the lack of testosterone living in our house has done to The Boy Child.


#SorryKid

Monday:

I was putting my makeup on and very intently looking in the mirror, when The Boy Child came to the door and asked "Momma, will you put batteries in these?"

Turning to see what toys he was referring to, I was greeted by this:

Tuesday:

The Girl Child, alarmed that from the window she could see a rabbit eating our grass, panicked and called out to me about it's destructive actions. The Boy Child, always a bit less dramatic than his sister, attempted to calm her panic by telling her "relax, its OK. He is just pretending to be a lawnmower."

Well, I guess that's one way to look at it.

Wednesday:

I hadn't heard from the kids in twenty minutes or so, and I figured they were just off somewhere in my house, probably breaking something, which in the moment seemed like a fair trade off for five minutes of silence.

(Parents, I know you know what I'm talking about).

Well, I was wrong.

They were switching clothes.


And even more shocking than whatever-the-hell reason they had for doing this, was the realization that The Boy Child looks EXACTLY like his sister, only with shorter hair.

I swear it was creepy.

Thursday:

Riding in the car in silence (for quite possibly the first time ever!!!) The Boy Child ruined it broke the peace and quiet by asking "Mommy, if I got hit in the face with a selfie stick, would my nose bleed?"

#1stWorldProblems

#KidsTheseDays

And I'd like to add that we don't even own a Selfie stick, nor have I ever used one, so I'd be lying if I said I wasn't curious to know what is going on at school.

Friday:

This happened.




Saturday:

While having dinner at Frisbee Boy's Mom's house — otherwise known as the home of my surrogate parents — Frisbee Boy's Dad was trying to explain to The Girl Child what he does for a living.

"I'm a professional gambler" her told her.

She stared at him.

"Ok. I work in finances. I trade... (honestly I can't even remember how he explained it, but it was a very... educated answer... that I didn't understand)."

She continued to stare at him.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" he finally asked her.

"I'm 8 years old" she said. "I do not know what any of your words mean."



Frisbee Boy's Mom and me!

And bonus,

"Mom, I fell in the mud."


So anyway, yea, this week was weird.

WEIRD.

I rest my case.

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11 comments:

  1. Bwahahaahahahahahahaaa!!! I love it!!!

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  2. Excellent. This is exactly what I needed. I'd like to point out that not only did your eight year old not understand what FBD said, but neither did you. Just sayin'. ;)

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    1. I will fully admit that I did not understand it lol!

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    2. I will fully admit that I did not understand it lol!

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  3. Thanks for the laugh. I needed it today!

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  4. you should know that I now refer to my children as the girl/boy child LOL

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  5. I had a kid at work come up to me and say, "Little Brother loves eating bugs. He eats them all the time and guess what? He just had a bug in his belly and now it's all over the floor!"

    Uh, yeah. This wasn't a bug he'd eaten. The four-year-old was sick. REALLY sick. In a turtle sandbox full of Duplo Legos. Ugh.

    Your kids are awesome. Thanks for the laugh. :)

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