We bought Josh some little waterski's at a yard sale on Saturday for $2. They're old and beat up, but hopefully will be good for the little ones to learn on. He's all excited about them and has been playing with them outside. Hopefully one of these years he can use them.
Yesterday Josh and I had this conversation:
Josh: Do you know what kind of Skittles I want?
Me: No, what kind?
Josh: :::thinking:::
Me: The red kind?
Josh: I want nunchuk skittles. Napoleon Dynamite says you gotta have nunchuk Skittles. Dad can buy them at the store for me and I can eat them because they don't have any chocolate.
So all this time I guess he thought Napoleon was talking about having great Skittles instead of great skills. Courtney mentioned that one of her friends had never seen that movie the other day when we were driving in the car and from the very back seat you hear Josh, "Eat all the freaking chips Kip". My 3yo quotes movie lines. Not exactly parent of the year material.
He also told Courtney when she came home from church that he can't wait until he gets bigger and like a girl so he can go to church. When I told him that he doesn't have to get bigger and like a girl, and he can go to church right now, he wasn't too interested. Hmmmmm.... should I be worried about this kid?
4 comments:
I want some nunchuck skittles, too!!! That is totally hilarious. I'll have to tell that story to my movie-quoting son. My kids quoted Monty Python from an early age. That was what first decided my SIL that my kids were a bad influence. Currently, movie-quoting-son is doing full renditions of these little animations on youtube called "Potter Puppet Pals". They are fairly twisted little Harry Potter spoofs, and he does the voices so well that, well, he's gotten out of being in trouble more than once because I was laughing too hard to chase him down. Also parent of the year material, I'm sure. :) Have fun with the water skis.
Christine
That is the greatest story EVER!!! Nun chuck skittles - I love it I love it!!!!
nunchuck skittles.. too funny!
bigger like a girl.. that cracks me up! he is such a little character! you are a great mom..
Josh...he's just too much.
I'm so sorry about the mastitis. Knock on wood, we haven't dealt with that this time, but it's such a beast. That being said, I WISH I could go 3 hours between feedings, let alone longer. Ben's still every 2 hours like clockwork, and he's 5 months old.
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