2/26/2017
Thumbs up for thumbs.
We're so lucky to have thumbs! I'm trying to make a breakfast without using my thumbs. It's so difficult!
Sometimes I don't like to see pictures in books, because you end up thinking along the lines of "Oh, I've been thinking of it wrong all along".
Baba: Why don't you eat the pizza European-stye?
Julian: I use whatever finger food I can muster.
Do you know how to manufacture a burp?
I figured out the perfect thing to do an a rainy day. Play Legos while listening to an audio book in a fort in your room.
[Julian told Mama a math problem she couldn't answer. He didn't want tell her the answer, insisting she figure it out for herself.] You're trying to double me up, twist me and squeeze the answer out of me, Mama!
I don't know why I have these sudden excitement spikes, do you?
Suzuki: Wait Julian, I don't see "wash dishes" on your chart.
Baba: Yeah, he was supposed to have a "chores" section on there.
Suzuki: Maybe we should call them "duties" instead of "chores". Better connotations.
Julian: If I do "chores", I get money for them.
Baba: Hey, I don't get money for doing chores.
Julian: That's because you don't have "chores", you have "duties", Baba.
I'm throwing rotten tomatoes at you in my mind.
Wow, that's amazing--honey has such powerful surface tension!
Mama, Baba, you both should just surrender. You shouldn't have to have the last say. I know, it's hard for me, too, not to have the last say.
(Later) Suzuki: I like what you said to diffuse the argument earlier, about not having to have the last say.
Julian: You taught me that one time.
Good job, Mama. You said "sorry" for what you did. You did a general good job.
Julian: What's for dinner?
Suzuki: Rice and bean tacos.
J: Don't you guys have anything else up your sleeves? You've been faltering lately.
Mama, remember the time I put a carrot slice in your pants pocket, and you found it like a year later?
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