Jonah and Luke have been learning about "snuff" in their health class and so snuff has been the topic of many a conversation lately. We have been warned over and over what the risks of taking snuff are--and believe me I'm staying clear of the stuff.
The other day Rachel was telling Luke and I something and she was not real clear in her speech. Luke (very seriously) asked her if she had a "ball of snuff in her mouth" that was impeding her speech. Much to our relief Rachel was snuff free, but we'll be keeping a close eye on her.
We are still struggling with getting Seth to eat things other than cereal and bananas. He does enjoy a grilled cheese sandwich and has a few of those a week. He recently inquired, however, as to why they are called "girl cheese" sandwiches and insists that when we make one for him we should refer to it as a "boy cheese" sandwich. In an effort to avoid as much conflict as possible we have complied and as we speak Jared is making him his "boy cheese" for lunch. I hope he doesn't assign gender to all his foods. It could get tricky.
"If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead, either write things worth reading or do things worth writing." Benjamin Franklin
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I wonder if a boy cheese sandwich tastes better? I should try it sometime.
Your kids are so cute!!
So cute Becky! It always amazes me how kids hear and interpret words and songs. I am sometimes sad when they actually start saying things the right way! ;)
That is so funny, my boys asked for boy cheese sandwiches too! Hey I just saw your town, Tomball, on a show called "My husbands 3 wives". It's about some seriously mentally ill, codependent polygamists in Texas! What has TV come to?
wow, so much going on. The costco thing, hilarious. One time the receipt person was not at the door so I just headed out. There is no law that you can't pass through that door without showing it. Then the guy chased me out to the parking lot and grabbed my cart almost tipping my newborn baby out. We filed a lawsuit, and it is still pending. True story.
So glad to know that Rachel is "snuff free". We never had to worry about having "boy cheese" sandwiches at my house, that's a good one!
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