Time for another self-indulgent-my-kids-are-the-cutest-things-in-the-world post. Sorry...bear with me!
-Aaron was looking at a picture on a calendar that showed a lion roaring and observed, "That lion's face looks just like Grandpa. A lot of animals look like Grandpa."
-We were riding to church this week and Tori was getting frustrated with Aaron, who was jabbering next to her in his typical less-than-quiet voice. She finally covered her ears and suggested that "Aaron's nickname should be Forte!"
-While grocery shopping the other day, I had Aaron in the cart in front of me and asked him for a kiss. He gave me one and I promptly asked for another one. This continued until he finally got irritated with me. "I have 5 kisses, Mom," he informed me. He gave me five kisses in rapid succession and announced that he was all out.
-Aaron: "Where are Heavenly Father and Jesus?"
Me: "In Heaven."
Aaron: "Where's Heaven?"
Me: (not really sure how to answer this one) "Where do you think it is?"
Aaron: "Up in the sky. I want to go see them."
Me: "You can't right now."
Aaron: (Looking supremely dejected) "Awww!"
-Aaron was taking forever eating his breakfast and after asking him patiently several times to stop getting distracted, I finally snapped at him, "Eat your breakfast!" He sat up straight, saluted me, and replied, "Yes Sir!"
-Aaron was taking forever eating his breakfast and after asking him patiently several times to stop getting distracted, I finally snapped at him, "Eat your breakfast!" He sat up straight, saluted me, and replied, "Yes Sir!"
-While at the grocery store the other day, Aaron and I were waiting in lint to check out and a little boy in the cart in front of us looked at me, clutched a bag of Cheetos possessively to his chest, and yelled at me, "My Cheetos!" Aaron stood up in our cart, pointed his finger at the boy, and warned him, "Be nice to my mom!" Thanks for coming to my rescue, little man.
-Aaron and I were in Michael's and a little boy was playing with some figurines on a shelf. Aaron rushed over to him, and very seriously warned him, "Don't touch that! You'll break things, then your mommy will be mad and you'll have to sit in the cart!" Apparently, my words must sink in on some level.
-Aaron has never really had an ounce of stranger anxiety, and lately he has taken to talking to people and making friends everywhere we go. At WinCo, we were walking down the aisles, and Aaron was waving to everyone we passed, with a chipper little, "Hi Guys!" One of the men we passed laughed and turned around, asking him, "Which office you running for, little man?" Hmmmm...Aaron for President??
-Aaron was upset because I told him he couldn't watch a Hot Wheels video he has because I found out that it has a few words in it that I don't like. He tried to convince me that the "bad words climbed up (with hand motions) and jumped out!" If it doesn't work out for him as President, there's always video editing, I suppose.
-Tori had to use the word "cliffhanger" in a sentence for her homework tonight, and she wrote, "When I grow up I want to be a cliffhanger."
-Aaron and I were in Michael's and a little boy was playing with some figurines on a shelf. Aaron rushed over to him, and very seriously warned him, "Don't touch that! You'll break things, then your mommy will be mad and you'll have to sit in the cart!" Apparently, my words must sink in on some level.
-Aaron has never really had an ounce of stranger anxiety, and lately he has taken to talking to people and making friends everywhere we go. At WinCo, we were walking down the aisles, and Aaron was waving to everyone we passed, with a chipper little, "Hi Guys!" One of the men we passed laughed and turned around, asking him, "Which office you running for, little man?" Hmmmm...Aaron for President??
-Aaron was upset because I told him he couldn't watch a Hot Wheels video he has because I found out that it has a few words in it that I don't like. He tried to convince me that the "bad words climbed up (with hand motions) and jumped out!" If it doesn't work out for him as President, there's always video editing, I suppose.
-Tori had to use the word "cliffhanger" in a sentence for her homework tonight, and she wrote, "When I grow up I want to be a cliffhanger."
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