(Sunday Snippets was created by Marylin at Pure Unadulterated Softthistle, but she doesn't do the link very often anymore, but I still give her shout-outs for it when I do my own "Sunday Snippet" post.)
Anyways, it is no longer Sunday, but how bout some funny quotes by my boy for....Moot Point Monday?
Said in a very serious, almost aggressive, voice, "I gotta play in the dirt, Mommy."
Upon feeling my bare legs, "You have your spikes back!"
While driving in the car, "Pass those guys, Mommy! We're in a race, and we gotta win!"
Upon seeing a man driving a motorcycle with no helmet on, "That guy gonna break his head open, and then we can look at his brain!"
Hope everyone had a good weekend. Ours was fun-filled! I'll post pictures for Wordless Wednesday...
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Mine always thinks we are racing too! Funny huh!? My 5 year old nephew the other day told me, "Aunt Neecy, I have stress throat!" (strep throat) Too cute!!
Denice
He's cracking me up. I'm glad you really didn't get a look at that guy's brain. Nice to know you have a future helmet wearer there!
ha! i guess he's always wanted to see a brain. i kinda do too.
And he has the cutest voice. :)
The spikes on the legs is quite funny!
I love the things that kids come up with!
I was asked if the spikes on my legs are for protection from predators.
1. Yes.
2. Too much Dinosaur Train.
Where do they come up with this stuff?!
Love the spikes questions. I frequently have them on my legs.
Ooops, I mean spikes statement. Not question. Clearly it's late and I should be sleeping.
Ha ha the spikes comment is hilarious!
"You have your spikes back!"
If anyone looks askance at my legs today, I'll just have to tell them my spikes are lethal if used just so! ^^
As blueviolet said, it's good to see you've got a future helmet-wearer in the house! It's also good noooo brains were witnessed by you.
Love it!
I love seeing the world through the voice of a child - full of joy and wonder!
You got a future zombie on your hands. Mmmm, braaaaaains.
My son is also very serious about playing in the dirt. He has convinced me it is a matter of great importance.
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