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Of course, any new space is "different." Aspects of daily life pre-displacement vary---sometimes greatly---from our current experience. Even now, after 5 months here, we are continuing to make small day-to-day adjustments to make our time here happier still.
Imagine my surprise when a few days ago...
She-Twin (erupting elatedly): "Mommy, Mommy! Daddy got us a hooker!"
Mommy (entirely convinced she'd mis-heard): "What did Daddy get?"
She-Twin (still excited): "A HOOKER! Daddy got us a HOOKER! I'll show you!"
Whew.
Now we can all dry our hands after washing them in the downstairs bathroom without having to go to the kitchen. Bet I'm the only woman grateful for her man's procurement of such an inexpensive "hooker."
6 comments:
Hahaha!!!
Already, at three, our girls are saying some funny things, taken out of context. I spelled out "love" with some wooden letters. Baby A started adding more letters to the front and the back of the word, and I asked what she was doing. "I wanted to make love longer," she said. HA!
Glad you're managing in your makeshift home...and maybe that little "hooker" is a reminder of the simple things that can make you smile, like being able to dry your hands more efficiently. :)
Oh that is cute.
I love it!! And am I being too bold and inappropriate in pointing out the whole "white towel or a door knob" corresponding funny?!? ; ). Sooooo sad we won't be seeing you tomorrow!!! Hope we up soon!
Oh, a cheap hooker - nothing better!
Oh, I needed that giggle! So funny!
One of my older two once hung their sweatshirt on the back of their chair and said "Look! I got a hooker!" Priceless! I've got some hilarious kid words coming up later this week...they've been hilarious this week!
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