Me: "And me?"
Tuck:"Oh, sorry. What are you thankful for, Mama?"
Me: "No, I mean, you forgot to put recess AND ME?"
Tuck: "You're thankful for recess, too?"
Me: "Who's on first?"
Tuck: "And your thirst?"
Me: "Yes. Good talk."
Tuck and I have about 5-10 precious minutes of "just us" time when he gets off of the bus. We either drive or walk, but it's time when I'm able to find out about his day in a nutshell. I love it. And we have some great talks in that little time span. So, when I saw the following list he made in school of all the things he is thankful for, it didn't surprise me.
1. Nana does knit comfy booties and hats.
2. School is fun for him.
3. We did have a talk that morning about his "soul".
4. What can I say? He is all boy.
Check it out:
And when I finished laughing, I was pretty impressed
with how he phonetically spelled "buttocks".
My next movement will be that BUTTOX is the way it's always spelled from now own.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of boys, I just made a veiled poop joke.
Nevermind, it stinks.
Thanks for sharing though :)
Ha! Great response!!
DeleteHe is one of a kind, and most definitely a keeper! Oh, and he's right. It works wonders.
ReplyDeleteHEHEHE! Thank goodness for TP!
DeleteFrom the profound to the commonplace, I think he hit all the important stuff.
ReplyDelete*ALMOST* :)
DeleteI think the opening conversation is the story of my life. Very funny!
ReplyDeleteWell, it's the story of mine...so it must be the story of yours. :P
DeleteSouls and TP, it's a tossup over which is more endearing!
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