These are tooo funny! I have certainly had my laugh for the day!
What is it with 3 year olds and being naked? My three year old is constantly pulling his clothes off so he can "be the baby". I tell him he can be "a baby wearing clothes", but he doesn't go for that. I also used to find my now four year old using the bathroom in the yard all the time. Oh reminds me of another one...
-"Pull your pants up and get down off that car!" (My son was trying to be a fountain evidently, b/c he was on the top of the car, peeing into the grass)
the dog is NOT a horse. One does not ride the dog. The dog does not like to be ridden. NO we can NOT get a saddle for the dog.
"Don't put Cheerios in your ears! They might get stuck in there." Followed immediately by, "Don't EAT the Cheerios that you just had in your ears!" Gross!
Third one, "No, you cannot use the laundry basket as a boat to slide down the waterfall (staircase)."
Maddy saw a pair of my bf's boxers going into the washing machine and I had to tell her, "No, Paul doesn't wear chicken panties."
(There were chickens on the boxers. She asked whose they were. I said Paul's. She ran into his room asking why he wasn't wearing his chicken panties today.)
Okay, I can't believe I'm confessing...but since my mom loves telling folks...here goes, my dad had to tell me that it wasn't nice to say a certain phrase...
Here's the scene - little girl (me) riding her tricycle in circles in the kitchen while mom and dad play a board game with their friends...
(me, in sing-song): "bull-****, bull-***", over and over I kept singing and riding in a circle...
(parents look at each other and then at friends)....dad comes over and says he needs to tell me something...I hop off the trike and he says a few words to me.... I immediately reply "yes daddy!" and run back to the trike. Parents and friends resume their game
(me, a few minutes later....in the same sing-song voice): "daddy says it's not nice to say bull-****"....which sent all four adults ROTF.
I constatnly have to tell my nephew that he is "not a dog." If he isn't getting your attention right away he starts to "bark" like a dog and it is really loud and high pitched. So all the time I am saying, "Christopher you are not a dog - quit barking!" *sigh*
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