- Crawlariffic - this kid'll be mobile soon. He sees his big bro on the go, and he wants to join in the fun. Once that happens, I get to join the ranks of y'all who already get to enjoy chasing multiple kiddos around. It should make trips to places like Target that much more life-affirming.
- Agree to disagree - so I knew kids could be disagreeable little beast dwarves at times. What I was not prepared for, however, was my child's ability to completely ignore any and all facets of this thing called reality, even when they are sitting right there in front of him, politely introducing themselves. "Hi there, I don't believe we've met. We're Facts. And you are?" Here are a few things Henry has argued with me about in the past few weeks:- Whether or not I am hungry...not him, but me.
- Whether or not the dog is hungry.
- Whether or not Simon is hungry/sleepy/upset.
- Whether or not I'm driving the right way to Grandma's (I was, thank you very much).
- Whether or not dinner is on the table.
- Which shoes I wanted to wear.
- Whether or not Yoda is a Jedi Master - I found this one particularly upsetting, so much so that I actually allowed myself to get pulled into the discussion. Always a mistake.
- I am beautiful in the mornings:
- I am the best husband on my block - So we bought one of those little kiddo crawly tubes from Ikea so that Henry could have something to crawl through other than the underside of our deck. I stepped out of the shower one lovely weekend morning to hear my wife calling for help. I walked downstairs and found this:
- Aesop Rock - Hip-hop show buddy and I headed out for another night of hipping and hopping, this time with the mighty Aesop Rock.
- And one last thing - See this face? It's gonna rule the world.
2 comments:
This entire post is killing me with laughter. I could totally see myself being stuck in the tube and I am not fat either. Your wife rocks for letting you post it!
The argument stuff is killing me only because we have the exact same arguments at my house. Apparently I am not hungry nearly as often as I think I am. Who knew?
I work with first graders, and it's never good when I start debating Star Wars with them. I have to tell myself "he's six. let it go."
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