Mommy, me need wadder.
You need a letter? What?
No, Mommy. Me find mine softball. M need wadder, get it down. Wike Calliou. Calliou wooz wadder det apples out of twees. Me need wadder, get down mine ball.
No. You don't need a ladder. I'll get it down for you in a little bit.
No Mommy, me need wadder wight now. I flash him a look that says he's being too demanding. He bats his eyelashes and says TWEEEEEEZ!
I said No. I meant NO.
Otay. I get mine own wadder. I do it mine self.
He walks to the edge of the room and picks up a pretend ladder. After a minute, he re-enters the room.
See Mommy, me wooz wadder, me det down mine softball.
He is now holding the Nerf football he's been talking about. At this point, I decide it is worth disturbing the baby's eating to find out what he used for a ladder to get down the football. The football had been on a shelf over 6 feet up. So, I hoist Butterball, still nursing up and go into his room.
LM, show me your ladder.
See Mommy, dis mine wadder!
He holds up a gallon bucket that previously held ice cream, but now is supposed to hold puzzle pieces.
I wooz dis and I det down mine ball!!
This, this is something I don't think I want to know. I don't want to know how an EMPTY plastic ice cream bucket became a step to a ladder for a high shelf. I don't want to know what other things in the room he had to have used to get the football down. Maybe next time, I'll get him the ladder.
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment