little conversations

"The dog eats...CRACKERS!" He, he, he, he! "The dog eats...CABINETS!" Ha ha ha ha!!
Our dinner conversation...he he he, genuine belly laughs from my two small boys inbetween bites of chicken, salad and rice.

Earlier, in the car, my boys were debating when the new baby would arrive. My younger son wanted the baby to come today so he could go see Grandma...(sorry), and my older son said "No, no...tomorrow...I want the baby to come tomorrow."(we'll see!)

Amazing pieces of reality according to an almost 4 year old and a 25 month old.

Comments

sashwee said…
So cute!! What fun.

I heard a story about on of the Danish princesses going swimming in the family pool to hasten the delivery. Have you thought of that?

:)
Love,
Selvi
5/08/2005 5:13 AM
Laura said…
just the other day, son #1 was remembering how he had showed you his books "at the old house".

a spiritual healer recommended baths for me, but haven't gone swimming! Water does wonders for the pain, though...IF I were having contractions of any significance...

An older friend called today and reminded me that her dear husband passed a year ago this Tuesday...hoping my little girl has been waiting to be of service to others the first day she arrives by making our friend happy with her new life when our friend's dearest went to the next world.

love, l.
5/08/2005 10:32 PM
sashwee said…
Gosh. I was still imagining you in the old house. I'm so pleased he remembered me. Give them both a hug and kiss from me.

Also I didn't remember that it was a girl you were expecting. I'm not sure if you told me or not. Anyway, that's so lovely. Can't wait for the announcement.
You're in my prayers.
Love
S
5/10/2005 10:03 AM
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