L: I'm broke. Really broke. Amelia is too. Don't have a penny.
C: What?
L: Broke means you have no money.
C: Not me. I've got .85 cents and 17 or 18 dollars.
L: That's because [interrupted]
Max: Broke too.
Max: I broke my hip.
Max: (pulling his hair up into two tufts) I'm a goat.
Max: Billy goat go tap, tap, tap…
Add to this that the entire morning as I was shaving, getting dressed, brushing teeth, Max was walking around my room saying "I wanna watch butt wagons" Eventually I got Robin to interpret this. Turns out it was Backyardigans.
"I wanna watch butt wagons." How hilarious!
ReplyDeleteA couple days ago, my 6-year-old daughter and I watched the musical "Annie". Rachel loves this one. After a few viewings, she THINKS she has learned some of the songs. Yesterday, she went around the house belting out her own version of "Tomorrow".
What she means to sing is:
"When I'm stuck with a day that's grey and lonely,
I just stick out my chin and grin and say."
What comes out is:
"I just stick out my chest, and pressed, and lonely..." (over...and over...and over...)