Yes, Kids Do Say The Darndest Things — 3
Just Good Stuff, The Pea | Posted by Jannie on 5 April 2010 @ 10:50 AM 62 Comments
(These are all from her current age eight.)
1.
She: Actually, I don’t mind you spilled a little paint on my floor, Mom. It gives my room that real artisty feel.
2. [Overheard to one her friends] She: My dad is so smart and awesome to own his own business, because he can never get fired!
3.
Me: [when she wasn't quite grasping why we have mayors and governors, as well as a president] I’ll explain it again when you’re a little older.
[ten seconds elapse.]
She: I’m older now — explain it!
4.
Me: [trying to get her to count her blessings] Be happy! Today is the first day of the rest of your life!
She: What!?!? Today is the last day of my life?
Me: No! I said today if the first day of the rest of your life.
She: Ohhh. I thought you said it was the LAST day of my life, and I’m going to die today.
[Thoughtful Pause]
Me: Well… we never know when we’re going to die, do we? We could go any minute.
She: But I probably won’t die today because I eat right, exercise and get lots of sleep!
5.
She: [After feasting on prime rib] Oh, I could NOT eat another single bite. But I do have room for dessert! [Okay, who can relate to that?] 
6.
Me: What should we do about your budding computer addiction?
She: Let me have more computer time?
7.
She: Why do they make underwear all fancy when it only gets covered up anyway?!?
8.
She: My hands are freaking cold, Mom
Me: I told you I don’t like you saying that word.
She: What?? I’m EIGHT years old. All my friends say “freaking.”
Me: Well, I don’t think it’s appropriate. You should be saying something like… my hands are really cold.
She: Okay — my hands are REALLY freaking cold.
9.
Me: Mr. Natural – I wonder if that’s a good place to eat? I’ve passed by it a thousand times but I’ve never darkened the door.
She: Why would you do that? The door looks perfectly fine to me.
10.
She: How did I ever survive all these years without this awesome laptop!?!?! [one she got a few weeks ago]
Hey, if you’re new here, you might get a kick out of my kid’s previous Art Linkletter Loments, edition one and edition two.
xoxo
On 5 April 2010 at 11:48 am Nadia - Happy Lotus said,
Hi Jannie,
I am with her on the dessert. How can a person not have something sweet at the end of a meal?
And it is interesting to see that the addiction to computers can begin so young. Wow!
Hope all is awesome, my friend!
On 5 April 2010 at 11:57 am Lynn said,
Oh I can relate on that dessert thing!
And I love the logic of number 3 – waiting a few minutes and then she is older! These were all great.
On 5 April 2010 at 1:44 pm Daisy said,
HA HA HA! So cute! I can definitely relate to having room for dessert too!
On 5 April 2010 at 2:26 pm Suzicate said,
Priceless! She’s a smart little cookie!
On 5 April 2010 at 2:29 pm Patricia said,
You hooked me in with the desserts…
very funny. I wish I had had time to write down the cute things my kids said…Thank you for sharing…
Laptop addiction – I know the feeling
On 5 April 2010 at 2:42 pm vered | professional blogger said,
“I’m older now, explain it” – I love that! I often realize, from things my kids say, how differently they grasp the concept of time, future etc, than we do.
On 5 April 2010 at 3:08 pm william said,
brilliant, u did well lol xx
On 5 April 2010 at 4:02 pm Talon said,
lol! Thank you for the laughs, Jannie. I love how kids cut right through to the heart of matter!
On 5 April 2010 at 5:05 pm Mad Cat Lady said,
My little brother always used to claim he had room left in his toes for dessert
On 5 April 2010 at 5:33 pm Davina said,
“Okay — my hands are REALLY freaking cold.” LOL. I like this kid!
On 5 April 2010 at 6:41 pm Caity said,
Jannie, these things really make me smile! I love it! Really brightened up my day!!
On 5 April 2010 at 6:46 pm Jingle said,
agree with Kelly on #7…
Happy Monday Evening!
On 5 April 2010 at 7:20 pm Jannie said,
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Nadia!! Have you a sweet tooth?? There are many of us like that around here. Yes, these online games places for kids really know how to reel the kids in and keep ‘em reeled. I have to be very vigilant in making sure she sticks to her daily computer limit. Luckily she is no longer very interested in tv!
Lynn!! What is that about being stuffed at dinner but still having room for sweets?
I guess our tummies have a whole cordoned-off area reserved to dessert?
Daisy!! Okay, 3 for 3 on the room for dessert thing. Well, 4 for 4 if you include me!
Suzicate!! Of the lovely new gravatar!! She cracks me up at least once a day over something!!
Patricia!! Well, Girl you’ll be the one with the clipboard and notebook in hand for all the things you grand-kids say!!
Vered!! I was surprised she didn’t get that whole concept, a little too young yet. Or maybe I’m just a bad explainer! My money’s on the latter.
William! I did so brilliantly, yes, I might just have to give myself an award for this post.
Talon!! They are something else, that’s for sure, these little humans!
Mad Cat Lady!! Cute!! How much your junior is Junior? My sis is 13 years younger than I.
Davina!! I know I write like a grown-up on this blog, but really I watch my words pretty-well around her. Or at least i try to! But her peers are corrupting her, oh no……..
Caity!! And seeing your sunshiney face here brightens up MY day!! Always great to see you.
Jingle!! Me too – I love plain undies, top and bottom!!
Poems Thursday -woo-ho!! I still have to write one — hopefully one that does not suck! 
xoxoxo
On 5 April 2010 at 8:49 pm Mad Cat Lady said,
One year and six days younger. Mother says the rhythm method doesn’t work.
On 5 April 2010 at 9:12 pm karyn and barkaly said,
love number 6!
On 5 April 2010 at 10:06 pm Jeanne said,
Jannie,
Look at Kelly with her laptop!
#2 is hysterical
#3 is totally hilarious!!
#4 shows what a great job you’re doing raising a healthy girl
#6 is very funny
#10 is further evidence of her computer addiction
Great ones, Jannie!!
I hope you had an AWESOME birthday!!
Jeanne
On 6 April 2010 at 2:35 am cinderkeys said,
Bwahahaha.
Re #5 (dessert): She’s more than cute, she’s right. It’s called the Coolidge effect. You can consume more when variety is involved.
On 6 April 2010 at 3:08 am jan geronimo said,
Freakingly awesome post. Brilliant kid. I hope you’re keeping a journal of her awesomeness.
On 6 April 2010 at 3:18 am Barbara Swafford said,
What a cutie.
I like, “Okay, my hands are REALLY freaking cold”
And the dessert one is precious, too.
On 6 April 2010 at 4:40 am Dorothy Stahlnecker said,
How I loved that show and so wish someone would bring it back. My grandchildren are so addicted to their computers and cell phones it amazes me…I guess that’s technology.
Dorothy from grammology
grammology.com
On 6 April 2010 at 5:37 am Roy said,
smart kid… I’m not surprised, she got a smart and awesome dad who will never get fired lol!
On 6 April 2010 at 6:15 am Sire said,
Seems to me that, seeing how she has a laptop and all, all she’s missing is a blog.
On 6 April 2010 at 7:12 am robin said,
Hi Jannie..These are sooo CuTe…!..its so great to have this blog to record and keep all this great stuff..she will love it when shes older as well….I wish I had a blog when my kids were younger…they are not as eager to participate in blog fodder at their age(17 , 21)..but they’re good sports and do it anyway..Lolo…So guess what..I have a date today..me, my car, and my new CD.”I need A Man”..on the road..alone ..wind in my hair (which I was already blasting “Motorcycle Cop”) the other day on my way to the store…but today I have a few hours..to just enjoy it..the whole thing..Im already addicted to Motorcycle Cop..It is just fantastic..your style, the lyrics and your voice..Thank You so much…Ill let ya know how my date went..lolol..!
On 6 April 2010 at 8:03 am Dot said,
I love talking to kids. They’re so direct. You just get to the point right away. And I’m definitely with Kelly on the underwear.
On 6 April 2010 at 8:40 am Glenn Buttkus said,
I think the underwear comment needs clarification.
Yes the frilliness and bright colors do get covered up
but that’s the whole deal. When they are uncovered
it is like peeling for treasure. But gosh, Kelly is
not quite ready for this news, enit?
Lap top addiction at 8, dang, but the time she is 18
who knows what her boredom levels will be like?
Kids are way too smart, way too knowledgeable in
some ways; or maybe most of us were just naive and
ill-informed as children. Technology has shrunk the
planet and shorted childhood; damned shame.
But then there is the other side; smarter kids will
create a better world, smarter kids will make less
boneheaded mistakes trying to learn stuff out
behind the barn; that’s for freaking sure.
On 6 April 2010 at 9:07 am Farnoosh said,
These are pretty clever. It reassures me in that I am not ready for children because I am not ready to hold these conversations yet
!
On 6 April 2010 at 9:17 am Jannie said,
…
Hey Beautiful Ones!! Just popping in for a bit, before I disable my Net to get back to working on the last few lines for my new song…
Let’s Drink Up The Stars (And Fly Away)
Then I might do something totally crazy like take the scrub brush to the bathtub and / or a brush to my hair — but not the SAME brush.
Thanks for all comments! I’ll be back later to converse individually with all y’all!!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
On 6 April 2010 at 11:28 am Chris Edgar said,
Heh, #2 is definitely a great insight about entrepreneurship — if I reported to a boss in my business, I’d probably have been fired many times over for trying wacky things that didn’t work! But thankfully I have room to experiment.
On 6 April 2010 at 1:56 pm Jannie said,
…
Ahhhh, I made it back from songland and floor sweeping and bulletin-board arranging land. Been having so much fun today!!
I’ve only got about 30 mins to chat with you all until I take my bath — so here goes…
Mad Cat Lady!! That’s close indeed. Mom had 4 of us in 6 years — wow. The closest were me and Pat, he was born 15 months after I — but you got me beat, Girl!! Prbably got most everybody on that.
Hey, you writin’ any of your great poems lately??
Karyn!! And she said it so angelically. And hopefully.
Jeanne!! Isn’t she cute with that little Acer?! Mine’s identical to it, ‘cept I got a midnight blue one to match the “I’m Blogging This” tee of my dreams.
Ahh, thanks on number 4. 
Yes, all those are funny, glad yo ucould share the humor too. ALL these years without a laptop!! 
Jeanne, the day after and before my b-day was great, but day of had a silly ol headache. But no headache now, baby! – whooo-hoooo!!! Even washed my hair yesterday!!!! oh, yeah!! 
Cinderkeys!! Now…. was that Rita Coolidge? Calvin Coolidge?? Or another Coolidge??
Jan!! Why thanks for your votes of support. Thanks so much! This blog is actually pretty-much my journal. Do I better keep my security up-to-date, right!?
Barbara!!
She’s something! And are you another one to join the growing many here wiht the having room for dessert part? 
Dorothy!! I was sitting here wondering .. “that show?… that show?…” then the lightbulb hit — the title I’ve been giving these! geez, Jannie.
Yes, Art Linkletter, I remember watching him too, and on radio. We’d alwasy wait paitently until it came on. I was maybe 12 or 13 at the time – fun stuff!!
Roy!! Good one! I’ll tell my hubby you said that. Just as long as Daddy keeps buying them cars lower than he’s selling them for and trying to keep his overhead down, he probably won’t get fired!
Oh and Roy — is your arm hot up there over the sun?? 
Sire!! She has one!!! She did 2 posts a few months ago, but has been on hiatus since. Her first post was called “Grand Opening” I kid thee freaking not! She is a major trip.
Robin!! Well, the great thing about heading to grand-ma land some day in the distance you can maybe write down their things if you want. I can’t wait to be a grand-ma! I’ll baby sit up to 2 hours a day on weekdays and have my weekends free!!
Oh, I asm so gald you like that Motorcycle Cop song! And can you believe I forgot to write in the credits that teh cop;s voice is my hubby!!! Yep. But it’s kind cool as I only pressed 200 of those last spring, and will be switching up things for a re-master and re-release someday (probably, possibly?) 
so you have a real colletor’s item there, Girl!! 
Hope the rest of the tunes did not disappoint on your date!! I know some are better than others! 
And you will notice probably a very big cool evolution wit hthe next CD — whoo-hooo!!!!
Dot!! Yep, kids don’t beat around the bush too much. They know what they want and tend to go for it whenever they can!
Well, guys I better post this little ‘ol comment and git going. But I’ll be back!! I hope!!!!!
xoxoxoxoxo
On 6 April 2010 at 6:53 pm cinderkeys said,
Calvin Coolidge. Sorta. The Coolidge effect gets its name from this tale.
Calvin and Grace Coolidge visit a farm, and the owner takes them on a tour. While in the chicken coop, they witness a rooster and a hen getting it on.
“Does that rooster mate just once a day, or …?” asks Grace Coolidge.
“Oh no, he’ll have a go several times a day,” says the farmer.
“Tell that to Mr. Coolidge,” she says.
“So,” says President Coolidge, “Is it with just one hen?”
“Oh no, many hens,” says the farmer.
“Tell that to Mrs. Coolidge.”
(I have no idea why this particular pair was used for the joke, but … there you have it.
)
On 6 April 2010 at 11:45 pm Thomma Lyn said,
Oh my, she’s clever and adorable and oh-so-inquisitive and delightful. Like a certain Jannie I know!
xoxoxo
On 7 April 2010 at 12:23 am Mad Cat Lady said,
The closest I’ve come to poetry lately is February’s Ode to Boredom http://ishouldnothavesaidthat.blogspot.com/2010/03/ode-to-boredom.html
I’ve been feeling a little uninspired of late
On 7 April 2010 at 1:25 am Hilary said,
Hi Jannie .. little souls – can’t beat them can we! Count her blessings – I can see how that got tricky! Feasting .. how can you resist dessert .. deliciosa … – they speak the truth .. darkened the door – love it. Covering up our underwear .. oh well, that’s what we do .. so much is grey??!! Ugh! Wonderful memories .. and fun to hear – cheered my morning .. hugs to all xxxooo
On 7 April 2010 at 2:44 am SnaggleTooth said,
Thanks for another edition of- “How I know my child’s a genius” n laughs-
If I couldn’t get fired, I’d be swearing at my boss!
I always have room for brownies no matter what I noticed…
On 7 April 2010 at 2:46 am Sire said,
Grand Opening huh? That’s pretty good for one so young. Don’t introduce her to keywords whatever you do.
On 7 April 2010 at 10:16 am Jannie said,
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Glenn, O Underwear Clarification One!! Nope, Kelly not quite anywhere even remotely ready for such news — not for another 20 years!
I do like the idea that smarter kids will create a better world. And ones that dance in love will create the best one.
Farnoosh!! Hi!! And welcome, a lovely treat to meet you. I do believe that we are never quite ready for anything having to do with kids,
our only choice is to ride the swells as life’s ocean leads us, and steer our ships from love. And it all ends up smoothing sailing. (most of the time. ) 
Well!! Ain’t I all lovey-dovey and philosophical today!!
Chris!! Thank GOD you don’t report to any boss. We LOVE you just the way you are, with all your Innerly Productive experimental charm, wit, wonder and wisdom!! And frequent singing comments here!
Cinderkeys!! I did hear that joke — but with the Roosevelts. It’s funny. Just as long as MY hubby doesn’t start proscribing to the many hens philosphy.
Thomma Lyn!! Well, would that be Jannie Smith, the golfing great? Jannie Tilsbury — the basket-weaving queen?? Or Jannie Ramirez, the equestrienne??
Mad Cat Lady!! That apoem CRACKED me up!! And your new mod art header is bril!! Yep, poems and inspiration. Wish me some of that poem inspiration stuff, will ya! I’ve gotta come up wiht soemthing for Jingle’s Poet Rally for tomorrow!!
http://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/04/07/thursday-poets-rally-week-121-april-8-14-2010/ of course, tomorrow’s already almost TODAY where you are. 
Hilary!! Out of the mouths of sweet sweet babes, yes!!! We were drivinbg in the car on that count your blessings one, fast on the highway. Kinda like one of your “M” roads, I believe?? Darkened the door — I LOVE that one too, you are the first commenter to mention it! Bravo — you win a prize of ten x’es and os, so here goes… xxxxxxxxxxoooooooooo
Snaggle!! Bosses,arrrg — when they’re not as nice as they could be!! Did you get the book yet?? Brownies — oh my freaking God — i LOVE them, especially a bit chewy and hard. with nuts please. walnuts please. and a glass of milk, please and thanks!
Sire!! That kid came out knowing things — I swear! And already knows more than I in so many ways. Do you have kids??
Zippity doo-dah, zippity day…
xoxoxooxoxoxoxoxoxo
On 7 April 2010 at 12:13 pm sheila said,
Love these! I love #8! lol. I seem to recall having that SAME conversation with my kids around that age!
On 7 April 2010 at 12:25 pm Megan "JoyGirl!" Bord said,
I think #’s 6 & 7 are my favorite, and I won’t tell you which one has affected my life more!
On 7 April 2010 at 2:36 pm shakira said,
Me got awards and dedication for you!
Hope you likey!
hugs
shakira
SPRING Award Part One
SPRING Award Part Two
On 7 April 2010 at 3:00 pm Jingle said,
let me know after you post your poem,
link back,
display an award,
pass it to 12 poets…
have fun!
On 7 April 2010 at 3:01 pm Jingle said,
you are such an excellent blogger, song writer, and friends…Blessings!
xoxo
On 7 April 2010 at 3:03 pm capturingphi said,
Love these! We have a 7 year old, and I find myself often wishing I had a notepad handy to write down those random moments.
http://outerfringe.wordpress.com
On 7 April 2010 at 3:51 pm robin said,
Jannie..Hi ..My date with your music…was a blast…then I cam home and put it in my computer and played it a few more times..Im going to download it to my phone in a few days…I love, love Motorcycle Cop..the beat ..melody and the words are perfection..!..and I love a guy on a bike…Lol…Hurricane Jane and Hearts and Bones too are some favs…But…my girlz and I had to keep playing over and over…the Smallest Songwriter…OMG..the voice on her gives me goosebumps and makes my eyes tear up…my kids too..Love Love it…it makes the CD even more special with her on it..if that is possible…Thank You so much for this…I will play it for all my peeps..!
On 7 April 2010 at 4:32 pm Jannie said,
…
Whoo-hoo!!
kommints, I got kommints, i got lots and lots of (lovely) kommints, (to ansir.)
Sing to that melody! Come on you know it!!!
Thanks so much for these, I have read, and smiled and laughed and cried with joy at all.
I will answer these all later. And any additional ones that come in, of course!
I have just fluffed up a poem I’ll be posting tomorrow.
Now — to the bath!
xoxo
On 7 April 2010 at 5:00 pm brian miller said,
haha. love these. kids are so amazing.
cant wait to hear the sleeping bag song…
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On 7 April 2010 at 11:17 pm Ching Ya said,
I burst out laughing with #8! Gosh, she’s so cute! Seeing her playing with the laptop (in pic) just reminds me one day she’ll be as successful as her mom. Is she into music too?
On 8 April 2010 at 1:07 am SnaggleTooth said,
Oh yes, indeed I did! I believe I sent you an email last week to that effect- even tho my puter is pathetically slow loading that inbox stuff n it took an hour to do!
Isin’t this alot quicker? Yep!
Thanks
On 8 April 2010 at 4:53 am Tess The Bold Life said,
Jannie,
These are so funny. Precious moment captured in time and stored forever on your computer. Yes I can relate to dessert! My grandkids have a texting addiction! Don’t get her a phone;)
On 8 April 2010 at 6:17 am Jannie said,
..
Whoo-hoo!!
Sheila!! Whatya gonna do with them and “bad werds”?? Well, I suppose if they could hold onto that term and not move up to the big F word, freaking might not be such a big deal after all!
Megan!! That is the funniest comment I’ve read in awhile!! I already know about you and your little black undies over at Lance’s blog, you!!
You CRACKed me up!! I love you!!!!!
Shakira!! I chose the Blogger Buddy one, and I just published it in my Sail A Poem And A Child Out To Sea post, whoo-hoo!!! Thank you SO much!!
Jingle!! I did it, yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Capturing Phi!! Hi, Phi!!! Welcome. I LOVE your sheep. A seven-year-old, oh how they grow so fast. Hey, may I suggest a small digital recorder to capture those precious moments? Faster than pen and paper, and easier while driving!!
Robin!! Oh you poor thing — subjecting yourself time and again to my tunes. Aren’t you sick of those yet!?!?! Kelly, how could I not include that song of hers on there? I was doing a little home demo recording one day, had the microphone all set up. She asked to sing and voila — she made that and a few other tunes up on the spot! But wait — what about the wedgie song??? You like thar one???
Jannie!! Whoo-hoo!!!
Brian!! You have some of those kid-creatures hanging around your house too, right? Two of them, I think? yeah, that song — I’m at the point now where I have to whittle 60 lines into the best 24 — but I’ll do it — I’ve done it before!!
Topsy!! Whoo-hoo!!
Ching Ya! Kelly is very musical too, yes! Always writing songs, singing and such. One of her songs is on my CD ( my first Cd, as there will for sure be a second — and maybe my third will be funded by some giant music corporation!!?? We’ll see.
Kelly has taken guitar for almost 2 years now, and piano for a year and a half. She is not always up for practicing piano, but it’s important to stick with it, for the love if it.
Snaggle!! I will have to check my deleteds, as sometimes hubby is click-happy to get rid of mails he may not understand. Glad you got it!!! (And OMG, you will not believe the typo I just made in that last sentence. But you can imagine, I’m sure!)
Tess!! She started begging for a phone seiously about 2 years ago!!! In FIRST grade!! We tell her maybe when she’s 12 or 13, middle school-ish. Texting is fun tho, I can see how the addiction would develop! And at least it’s communication, right??:) And writing!!
xoxooxooxoxox
On 8 April 2010 at 4:54 pm Viola said,
Hi Jannie, I love this poem, and pictures. I also read about your camping and want to say it reminds me of my younger days when I took the youth camping from the Salvation Army. My husband and I also used to take our girls camping when they were growing up. I would like to go camping again, but am afraid I would have to sleep in a camper, don’t think my old body could take a sleeping bag. LOL I also want to thank you for stopping by and reading my poem. That was very sweet and nice of you. You take care and plese let me know when you do new post.
God bless you,
Viola
Some people calls me Vi
On 10 April 2010 at 10:33 pm Peter Stone said,
Thanks for my daily dose of humor, well, apart from the humor my kids and cat have already dished out.
Kids perspective on life is just awesome
On 11 April 2010 at 7:36 am Jannie said,
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Viola!! Hi, and a big TEXAS welcome to ya!! Now, Vi, you will have to come back and leave a link to your blog so I can get to your poetry quick and easily!! Did you have an air matress under your sleeping bag when you camped?? For me that makes all the difference! Just make sure you don’t have a leak in it — not so much fun.
xo
On 11 April 2010 at 8:58 am Viola said,
Hi Jannie, I don’t have a blog. My poems, stories, and awards are posted on William’s public blog. I call him Billy, because we have been friends for nine years. You can read more poems and stories by me on this page, some of them all you do is click on the picture with my name. Viola Tabor. You can also read poems by other people on Billy’s public blog. I don’t do my own blog because of my eyes, I am limit to what I can do and how long I can stay on the computer. I don’t get to read and do everything that I wish I could. I do find your blog a joy to come to, and your posts a joy to read. Viola: http://billmanson.blogspot.com/
On 11 April 2010 at 9:07 am Viola said,
Oh, yes Jannie, I forgot to say thank you on the air matress tip. I never thought about that. I had one that I slept on when guest came, because I gave them mine and my husbnd’s bed. LOL but we enjoyed sleeping on it in the living room. Then the tornado came and blew it away to only God knows where. I will just have to go buy another one so my grandkids and I can go camping. They would love that.
On 11 April 2010 at 11:15 pm Jannie said,
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Viola!! Ah, yes — William! I am quite enjoying his blog and getting to know him, he weaves such great rhyme and stories. What a wonderful poetry crew!! I will look forward to clicking your page there. I see he even has me linked up — what a guy!!
I can’t imagine the terror and ensuing heartbreak of a tornado. What a shame, Vi. Was that a recent event? Grand-kids!! How lovely. I bet they keep you hopping!!
Thanks for popping in again!
xxoox
On 12 April 2010 at 12:55 am J.D. Meier said,
It’s funny how dessert can always fit.
It always bothered my Mom that I had more room for dessert than my meal, but I’d just say I got bored and needed a new taste and dessert is just the thing to do it. It’s funny thinking back … I didn’t get full … I got bored.
On 12 April 2010 at 9:14 pm Jannie said,
J.D. Yes, variety is the spice of life. And the sugar too!
xo
On 13 April 2010 at 1:58 am BK said,
She is brilliant! Especially the one on “I’m older now — explain it!”
On 13 April 2010 at 9:56 am Jannie said,
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Hello Wonderful BK! So great to see you again. How have you been?? She is quite the case — keeps me laughing. EVERY day!
xoxo
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Love all your pics!
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