Other random funniness of which I made record in the month of April:
-Lately Charlie has been using a germ as a scale for all things tiny. For example, I'll say that he can have a tiny bite of whatever treat I'm trying to avoid sharing, and he'll say (with a twinkle in his eye) "Like smaller than a germ?"
-Eve is quite the raspberry-blowing aficionado. She likes to practice during quiet moments, such as a thought-provoking pause in the Sunday School lesson.
-Antonia still gets confoozled with her words in an amusing and endearing--yet somewhat logical--way. Examples: "topping" for tank top, "Old Maybe" for Old Navy and "sneak-ret" for secret.
-Legend has it that I was quite the yarn-spinner as a young girl (told the babysitter that my dad had to sleep in the bunk bed with us kids because of a potato-chips-in-bed habit that my mom found distasteful) and it would now seem that Antonia has inherited this quality. Example: she told Lori that Eve had swallowed a bead and had to go to the doctor, a 100% fictitious tale of her invention. I generally am pretty good about keeping the choke-ables away from Eve. I wish Antonia would come up with some stories that would beef up my reputation as the best mom ever...
-Charlie has developed some specific opinions on his clothing. The other day I tried to get him to wear a pair of dress pants of the cargo variety (but tasteful) and he vehemently insisted on NOT wearing them. "I don't WANT to wear those pants! I don't need that many pockets!" His reasoning was sound. I let him wear different pants.
-Finally, as Will and Antonia prepared for a quick trip to Virginia, Antonia had some questions about how the whole flying thing was going to work.
Antonia: Who's going to drive the plane? Are you going to drive the plane, Dad?
Will: No, the pilot will fly the plane.
Antonia. Oh. Does he have a hat?
Will: ...Probably....
Antonia: But I don't want a pirate to drive our plane!
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I just talked to Grampa Winn and he told me how much he liked you guys and how he wants to take you to dinner one day. Be prepared . . .
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