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Little Teacher~February 11, 2008 at 9:48 pm | Category: blog My six year old in the bathroom with her little brother, age five: Me – “Amelia, Jonas…Time for bed!” Amelia – “I’m wiping my B.U.T.T.” Jonas – “Your B.U.T.T.?” Amelia – “Yes, Jonas. If you want to say, but if you have to clean, it is B.U.T. But, if you want to say, my big fat butt, it is B.U.T.T.” Jonas – “oooOOOoooh” Me – “Uhhh, guys? It’s time for bed.” Ahhh, the joys of motherhood. I wonder if I’ll ever have occasion to fit that into one of my wips… What outrageous things have you heard kids say? If you’re a writer, have you ever used something they’ve said or done in one or your works? Please, share! Sandy |
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On February 12th, 2008 at 5:03 pm, Sharon Cullen said:
LOL. That’s funny. I always say I’m going to use my kids’ “words of wisdom” in my writing but I never do.
The latest at my house? My 8-year-old had a slumber party. Two other girls. Who knew three girls could cause so much havoc! At 7:20 in the morning I hear my son tell the three girls, “No, you can’t put the hamster in the piggy bank. That would be cruel.”
On February 12th, 2008 at 7:40 pm, Leigh Royals said:
Today, my six year old daughter told me when I set her dinner in front of her, “I’m parched.” I replied that I would bring her a drink.” “But Mooooom, I’m parched.” “Ok,” I said, “I’ll get it!” “I’m hungry.”
“Child,” said I, “parched is thirsty.” (she) “Oh.”
My ‘wise’ eight year old son argues with me when I help him with homework. I help him spelling while writing a letter and he says, looking at the draft of the letter, “It’s right there! I don’t need your help.!”
sheesh.
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