Mom: Brady, can you please put your shoes on, 'cause we have to go soon?
Brady: Mom, do you know how our bums make the fart noise?
Mom: Like how the noise comes out? Uumm, no I don't think I do. Do you?
Brady: Yeah, it's from satelites.
Mom: Like satelites in the sky? They make the noises for farts?
Brady: Yeah, satelites make all loud noises - radios, farts, banging.
Mom: Who told you that satelites make fart noises come from our bums?
Brady: Daddy's Kim told me that.
Mom: Well, Kim is really smart, so she might be right; and since I don't know, we'll just go with that.
Brady: I think she's right too.
Mom: Wow, technology sure is something!
Brady: What's technology?
Mom: It's what people use to make things work like satelites, television, cell phones, PSP...
Brady: And my DS too?
Mom: Yup.
Brady: Yeah, technology is good. And fun.
Mom: Brady, this is a strange conversation.
Brady: It is? Why?
Mom: Never mind...can you please get your shoes on?
“Pretty much all the honest truth telling in the world is done by children.” ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Can a 5 year old change the world? DAMN SKIPPY!
* reported to me by the daycare teacher who shall remain nameless *
Daycare Teacher: Brady, why did you & Kaleb say that Aiden is gay? That's not nice to call him gay & it's bad.
Brady: No it's not.
Daycare Teacher: Yes Brady, it is mean to call people gay & it's bad.
Brady: You're wrong ________. My Sara & Crystal are gay and they're not bad. They love me, and they're my Mom's friends, and they're dog mother's too. They let me eat cookies & freezies at their house, and I get to watch cartoons there too, and play video games. And they're nice to me, even though Sara makes me eat all of my dinner.
Daycare Teacher: Oh, you're right. That's not what I meant though.
Brady: What did you mean ________?
Daycare Teacher: Well, I meant that you shouldn't call anyone names. Being gay isn't bad.
Brady: I told you it's not bad. Stealing is bad. Lying is bad. Not sharing is bad. Being conjested is bad.
Daycare Teacher: Thank you Brady.
Brady: You're welcome.
Daycare Teacher: Brady, why did you & Kaleb say that Aiden is gay? That's not nice to call him gay & it's bad.
Brady: No it's not.
Daycare Teacher: Yes Brady, it is mean to call people gay & it's bad.
Brady: You're wrong ________. My Sara & Crystal are gay and they're not bad. They love me, and they're my Mom's friends, and they're dog mother's too. They let me eat cookies & freezies at their house, and I get to watch cartoons there too, and play video games. And they're nice to me, even though Sara makes me eat all of my dinner.
Daycare Teacher: Oh, you're right. That's not what I meant though.
Brady: What did you mean ________?
Daycare Teacher: Well, I meant that you shouldn't call anyone names. Being gay isn't bad.
Brady: I told you it's not bad. Stealing is bad. Lying is bad. Not sharing is bad. Being conjested is bad.
Daycare Teacher: Thank you Brady.
Brady: You're welcome.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Are we there yet?
* driving on Hwy. 401 *
Brady: Mom, are we in Windsor yet?
Mom: Nope.
Brady: Are we still in Hamilton?
Mom: Nope.
Brady: Where are we?
Mom: We're in London.
Brady: Is that in this world?
Mom: Yes.
Brady: Is it London world?
Mom: No, London is in Ontario; all of the places we visit are in this world.
Brady: Where's the North Pole?
Mom: At the top of the world.
Brady: I wanna go to the North Pole.
Mom: Why?
Brady: Because then I could look down & see all of the people in the world. Plus, Santa lives there.
Mom: Oh okay, but I think it's pretty cold there.
Brady: Yeah, but I'd just wear my jammies, because then I'd be all warm & comfy cozzy.
Mom: Yeah, that makes sense.
Brady: When can we go to the North Pole?
Mom: I'm not sure Brady. Can't you just ask 'Are we there yet?' like most kids?
Brady: Yeah I could, but why would I do that?
Mom: Never mind.
Brady: Mom, are we in Windsor yet?
Mom: Nope.
Brady: Are we still in Hamilton?
Mom: Nope.
Brady: Where are we?
Mom: We're in London.
Brady: Is that in this world?
Mom: Yes.
Brady: Is it London world?
Mom: No, London is in Ontario; all of the places we visit are in this world.
Brady: Where's the North Pole?
Mom: At the top of the world.
Brady: I wanna go to the North Pole.
Mom: Why?
Brady: Because then I could look down & see all of the people in the world. Plus, Santa lives there.
Mom: Oh okay, but I think it's pretty cold there.
Brady: Yeah, but I'd just wear my jammies, because then I'd be all warm & comfy cozzy.
Mom: Yeah, that makes sense.
Brady: When can we go to the North Pole?
Mom: I'm not sure Brady. Can't you just ask 'Are we there yet?' like most kids?
Brady: Yeah I could, but why would I do that?
Mom: Never mind.
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