Squinting at a bag of cashews, Kesh asks, “Are they called that because they cost a lot?”
Sachi to his brother while they were playing a game, “You lost. It’s OK. Losers lose. It’s what happens.”
I say to Kesh, “Hold your horses!” and he looks at me and says, “I don’t have any. Just chickens.”
Me to Sachi. “Go pee before we leave!” Him: “I already did!” Me, suspicious: “When?” Him: “Yesterday!”
Me, reading a How to Train Your Dragon book to Kesh, “Are you worried that the hero will die? It’s getting pretty scary.” Kesh says with exasperation, “MOM, the hero ALWAYS wins. Haven’t you been paying attention?”
Sachi asks me, “Mom, how many cookies is too many cookies?” Keshi asks him, “What do you even mean? Too many cookies? That sentence doesn’t make sense.”
I’m raising them right.
I had a feeling your kids were awesome already. This cemented it.
Priceless! They’re going to love hearing what they said when they were kids.
“Losers lose. It’s what happens.”
My new favorite quote.
it’s perfectly logical, really. Especially the last one.
I love how kid-logical your boys are!
I had to switch “hold your horses” (which I used to say all the time) to “hold your horseshoe” because he, too, would argue he didn’t have horses, but he does have a horseshoe.
They are so right – too many cookies? That totally doesn’t make sense
Oh Sachi. That kid…
hehehe. you sure are.