Amelia came down in tears and I took her back upstairs to settle them both down. As I enter the room Jackson has started up at Amelia again. "I da boss!"
I sternly corrected him, "No, Jackson. Mommy is the boss and I told you to go to sleep."
He immediately started crying and said, "No I da boss. Not even Daddy. He a good guy an I a good guy but not even you."
Holding back laughter I ask, "Why am I the bad guy?"
Sister gives Jackson a pony tail. |
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When coming out of the dark bedroom into the lit up hallway, Jackson exclaims, "It shinning out here!"
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"Mom, my bed not made. It all crumbly."
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He holds up his fists and says, "Look at my muscles!"
We, of course, tell him how big his muscles are and that he is such a strong boy.
Then, with fists still balled, he says, "I gonna punch you with my muscles."
Apparently he misunderstood what part of his body we were calling muscles, so I have HH show Jackson his bicep. "Jackson, feel this part. That's daddy's muscle."
Jackson, "It's weely squissy."
Doing his "school" |
P.S. We also corrected the whole punching thing. That just wasn't the cute part.
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While holding his pinky up for me to see:
"Mom! Look! I have a peekee! I weely peekee pwomise to not spit at her."
"Who aren't you going to spit at?"
"She. Hazo. I weely peekee pwomise to not spit at her."
His brother hung him here. |
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"Mom, I need a snissue for my nose."
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