* We were swimming at the YMCA recently, when Owen said, "Your face is connected to your head, right Mama?" He then said, "Your eyes, nose, and this" touching his face,"Is your face." "THIS-" he says, rubbing his hands on the back of his hair and chin, "and this, is your head."
* While we were at the YMCA, Lucy accidently slipped on the ground from running. Owen said, "Lucy- you have to be careful or else the garf-liars will get mad at you." It took me a several seconds before I realized that "garf-liars" means "life-guards."
* Owen's fascination with the human head continued into the weekend. During sacrament meeting at church Owen whispered to me, "Mama, where do your nostrils end?"
* Adam recently praised Owen for a project he worked on during preschool. Owen responded by saying, "It's because I followed the injections." (Translation: instructions)
Owen Quote
After telling the boys the story of David & Goliath, Owen cried out, "If Jack can't fight Goliath, I can . . . I can kill him!" I was really impressed with his internalization of the story, considering he's only 3.
Jack Quote
A few days ago the kids watched, "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas." For those of you not familiar with Dr. Seuss, Whoville is inside of a snowflake. Just tonight I overheard Jack say, "Hey Owen- the whole basement is a snowflake and when we go upstairs we jump off!" How cute is that?
6 comments:
Where do your nostrils end?!
That one was hilarious!
It's fun to journal their cute curiosities... so you never forget.
I LOVE that kid! He seriously is the cutest kid ever! Oh and I totally knew that garf-liars means life guards...
Hilarious! Don't you adore the stuff they say? love it!
He does post some good questions doesn't he? What a smart kid! Annelise lately tells everyone that the human body has 206 bones in it and it is too funny to see what kids get interested in!
Those are great. He seems very inquisitive.
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