Me: Cole, from now on every time I hear you say the word "hate" you're going to have a negative consequence. You're going to have to give me one of your coins each time.
Colsen: I get to give you one of my coins?! Oh, I like that!
Me: Ummmm.... well, in that case, I'm going to have to think of another consequence. I guess from now on you'll have to go sit on the stairs (in time-out).
Colsen: [Pause] Well, I like sitting on the stairs, so I guess we can't do that.
(Since this initial conversation, he has continued to use this logic on me repeatedly. "I can't go to my room -- because I like it!" etc.)
Me: (Reading about Heaven) "And there will be no more mourning and no more pain..."
Strider: Colsen, did you hear that? There's going to be no more mourning in Heaven. So it will always be afternoon!
Me: Wait, what? Is that what you think it says, Strider?
Strider: No, not anymore. I used to think that. But then I realized what it meant, and just kept it as a little joke.
Me: Rayna, why are you wearing my sweater?
Rayna: I don't know. I'm just cute!
Me: Are you taking him out looking like this? There are holes in his shirt?
Peter: Oh, it's fine. It's not like we're going to the fashion show or something.
Colsen: Owwwww...I broke my fingers! They're not going to work for 5 days!
Me: That's too bad. You're not going to be able to pick anything up.
Colsen: I'll just put a magnet on my hand, and then I can pick up things that way.
Colsen: Why do mans have that sharp stuff on their chins, but ladies don't?
Me: Mmmmm... I don't know...
Colsen: Is it because mans use a lot of tools and get dirty, and the sharp stuff keeps the dirt off their face?
Me: Yes, that could be it!
I love hearing all of the cute things they say! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery funny--I always enjoy reading your kids conversations! Tell Colsen that in Afghanistan, the Marines grow mustaches to keep the sand from getting up their noses! Purposeful prickly things ;0)
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