Showing posts with label preschoolers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preschoolers. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

Actual things my son has said

If you have kids, especially toddlers, you know they can say some funny and weird things. My son Ayden, being my son, can say some really off the wall stuff. Enjoy!

"A monster took my beer! Come here monster! Give me back my beer!"

"My poop wants to stay in my butt."

"The grasshopper barfed on me."

"Mommy, I want the spider in my eye."

"He's not dead, mommy. He's just sleeping. He's okay." (said after he squished a bug)

"Stop being loud or the emergency will come and take you to jail."

"Yesterday, at school, there was an alligator and he ate me." (he doesn't go to school)

"Daddy, come fold laundry with me." (yes, he likes folding laundry)

"You can't take off my head 'cause it has bones in it. And then I'd be a zombie."

"Zombies eat babies."

"I saw a zombie and I said oh no a zombie no!!! And I shot him! You shoot the zombies!"

"The zombie will come and get you and make you dead."

"Zan the icky poop dog!" (which is true)

"Spiderman is proud of me for pooping. Zan isn't proud. She poops outside."

"Look mommy! Jesus has a slide! I wanted to go there . . ." (said anytime we pass a church)

I know I'm going to be getting A LOT of phone calls when he goes to preschool, kindergarten, grade school . . . . .

But like I said, he is my son, so it's only natural!

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

On Sunday, we (meaning Jeremy, Ayden and I), took a trip down to Canon City to visit a couple of friends. It's about an hour from our house and the weather was pretty darn decent.

Here's Ayden playing Wii bowling. Which he loved. And now of course, he wants a Wii.

Jumping rope with his BFF Sarah! Watching a 3 year old and 4 year old jump rope is pretty darn entertaining.

Here's a great action shot. Look at the height! Look at the coordination! Ignore the car in the background . . .




Hopscotching it up. Oh yeah.
I love watching the kids play. And they play so well together that it gives us "adults" time to sit down and chat and catch up.
And eat pie. We totally ate too much pie.