Monday, February 16, 2004

More Funny Things Kids Say

My three-year-old is like most kids his age. His sense of time is limited to now, some time from now, and everything that happened before. When he wants to refer to something in the past, he's not sure how to distinguish yesterday from the day before yesterday or a week ago. So he's come up with his own term that works for every situation. For example, he might say, "Lasterday I went to my class," or, "We had some of those apple lasterday." I think it's quite ingenious.

He says other cute things, too. My wife made much anticipated cinnamon rolls and when they were finally done, he came down and said, "Dad, do you want some rockenrolls? They're done."

Speaking of rockenrolls, my five-year-old told me he's going to be a rock star when he grows up. He's even written a song, and he sang it to me yesterday. I'll try to remember the words, but I'm not quite sure: "How much is that doggy in the window? I want to buy him so I can sell him and buy some popcorn." Something like that. We should have written it down.
Here are some pics from the trip:

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