We will be leaving tomorrow after church for a week long vacation. I won't have access to a computer the whole week. So I will leave you with some funny interpretations that Brady has come up with.
Brady: "Can I change into a pack of clothes?"
meaning: "Can I pack a change of clothes?"
Brady: "Mom will you pick out the leprechauns, I don't like them."
meaning: "Mom will you pick out the pecans, I don't like them."
this one was picked up after I started making homemade butter pecan ice cream. He likes the ice cream but not the "leprechauns"!
Brady: "I was past asleep"
meaning: "I was fast asleep"
He has also picked up some big words in his vocabulary. The other day we were driving through a neighborhood looking for rental homes (for my in-laws). This one neighborhood we drove through has a wide range of homes, from small compact patio homes to large expansive estate homes. So of course the kids were commenting the whole time about how gi-normous some of the homes were and how teeny tiny other were. As we were driving out of the subdivision, Brady stated very matter of factly: "Mom, I am really impressed with this neighborhood. I think this would be an excellent place for Nanna and Grandpa to live."
One of my favorite conversations that Brady and I exchange goes a little something like this:
Brady: You're my best Mom!
Me: You're my best boy!
And it's usually completely out of the blue.
Brady: "Can I change into a pack of clothes?"
meaning: "Can I pack a change of clothes?"
Brady: "Mom will you pick out the leprechauns, I don't like them."
meaning: "Mom will you pick out the pecans, I don't like them."
this one was picked up after I started making homemade butter pecan ice cream. He likes the ice cream but not the "leprechauns"!
Brady: "I was past asleep"
meaning: "I was fast asleep"
He has also picked up some big words in his vocabulary. The other day we were driving through a neighborhood looking for rental homes (for my in-laws). This one neighborhood we drove through has a wide range of homes, from small compact patio homes to large expansive estate homes. So of course the kids were commenting the whole time about how gi-normous some of the homes were and how teeny tiny other were. As we were driving out of the subdivision, Brady stated very matter of factly: "Mom, I am really impressed with this neighborhood. I think this would be an excellent place for Nanna and Grandpa to live."
One of my favorite conversations that Brady and I exchange goes a little something like this:
Brady: You're my best Mom!
Me: You're my best boy!
And it's usually completely out of the blue.
3 comments:
I don't want Brady to EVER grow up! He is the cutest thing ever!
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Did Nanna and Grandpa choose the neighborhood that impressed Brady??? I'm glad that he's looking out for us.
Have a great vacation!!
Nanna and Grandpa
Brady is the funniest kid I know. I'm always impressed with him.
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