Before I had kids I remember my sister-in-law telling me a story about how her then toddler smeared poop on her fridge. I was shocked. Four kids and a whole lot of poop later, it takes a lot more to shock me.
Another phase Madison and Kai are currently going through is the "why don't you marry it" phase. I have a brother who is still in this phase, and I thank him for introducing this phase to my children. I plan to limit their interactions with him in the future.

Later that day Kai was invited to a birthday party. His friend's mom picked him up and drove him home. I know . . . super nice. On the way home Kai busts out with:
"Hey did you know that Madison is going to marry a sausage? Then she's going to KISS the sausage. Then when she's kissing the sausage, the sausage is going to EAT HER! But a woodsman will come and CUT THE SAUSAGE OPEN and let Madison out. Madison really loves sausage."
Perhaps we'll also lay off the fairy tales a little.
5 comments:
Is that a picture of sausage? or poop?
Its supposed to be a sausage, but I picked it because of it's ambiguity.
I don't think ambiguity is at all funny when it comes to poop. I've experienced a few poop phases in my life also, and it has left me with rather a lack of humor when it comes to poop and ambiguity. I really need to know what I'm dealing with up front, so to speak.
Amen, sister! Poop phases AAAAGH! I have total sympathy (or is it empathy) for you?!
BTW, How does the boy come up with this stuff out of thin air!!! I kinda want to know how his mind works and I kinda don't. Ya know?!
Oh I know. Believe me. I KNOW.
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