At the Wicker household, we've been working on how we use our tongues (Mommy included). So I've been talking to the kids about tone, reacting when angry, etc. As a result, we've had a few poignant moments and a few humorous ones. Andrew in particular has a few Andrewisms that have made me laugh.
Andrewism #1 (as an outlet for his anger and frustration that DOESN'T include crying, yelling, screaming, etc.):
"Oh, rats" (said with passion and usually accompanied by a two-handed thigh slap. Of course, his "r's" are questionable so it usually sounds like "oh, wats!" for further comic effect.) For example:
Mom: Andrew, is it is time to go.
Drew: Oh, rats!
Mom: Pick up your toys, please.
Drew: Oh, rats!
Andrewism #2:
Anika was singing a song about our tongues "Oh, be careful little tongue what you say. . .". She was sharing with Andrew that there are lots of other verses. "Yeah", says Andrew, "I know one."
"Oh, be careful little tongue what you lick. . ."
1 comment:
OK, this is hilarious!
Post a Comment