by simplesally 41 Replies latest social family
One day my son, then five, got a splinter and I had to take it out with judicious use of not only tweezers but sterilized needle. He protested, of course, and I had to explain about infection.
Well, he submitted and at last the tiny wooden b*gger was extracted. He rushed to tell his daddy: "Mommy got the splinter out! Now it won't be inflexicated!"
GentlyFeral
When we first moved to Seattle, our three year old at the time thought our famous landmark was the "Space Noodle".
You know being a man,, and listening to you women,,, makes me wish I could understand how you feel ,,when you say these things,,, so dear,,, about your children.
My mom said that I wanted "ippy stick" .........lipstick.
Frankie:
Thank you for your sweet post. I really enjoy listening to my daughter. This morning when she said cock-a-goodle-doo I had her repeat it and it certainly made me smile and give her some huggies. I try to enjoy the moments with her.
My neice used to call hamburger..........hammyburger and my daughter said ciragets for cigarettes
LOL I just remembered. My uncle had an Irish Setter named Gambit and my cousin Tamera used to call him "damnit"
My friend, Mattie's daughters birthday is October 14th. When she was little she couldn't say it correctly and said "I tolya fourteen."
She told me someone called her a "Babyhead"
LOL................oh how tragic!
Here are some of the best ones from my neices and nephews (they're so cute and priceless, I actually got a little sad when they started pronouncing the words correctly):
Reportedly, when I was little, the "cotton bowl" was in reality the "cotton bull".
I'm not sure when the first great war became known as World War I but for me it was long War War I. Beats me.
I have a niece that until she was about 4 said O.E. for write. "I wanna O.E." We could never figure where that one came from.
my favorite has to be my daughter sing happy Dirtday to yoo!!
and I wanna bow bubbles! oh and if you ask her what her daddy's name it Jwayson (jason)
