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Thursday, November 20, 2008

Documenting the funny sayings...

OK, I am not much of a scrapbooker...or documenter for that matter...all I have is this blog and some very neglected baby books..but I do want to remember some of the funny things my kids have said..so here goes...(sorry to bore any of you who have already heard this stuff)



Rocco:

Pointing to a mosquito bite on his arm..."Look Mommy, I have Leopard Seed!"


After getting fitted for his Aunt Aubreys wedding..."When do I get to wear my speedo?"


When in trouble with his father..."Mom, how do I get rid of Daddy?"



When annoyed with his brother.... "No more Roman for a week!" (stolen from the Berenstain Bears-no more TV for a week)



Also when annoyed with his brother..."Mom, I think Roman needs a nap"



When trying to convince his grandparents to do something for him..."Come on Fellers!" (I think that is stolen from Veggie tales or Berenstain Bears)




Roman: (short list currently since he is at the beginning stages of talking)


Pointing to his fathers sunglasses..."asses"

When hungry and pointing to food....I want YUMMY!!


In general I just love his little voice and everything he says is so darn cute right now just because of the way he says it...which is not good because even when he is being sassy, I definitely think that is hilarious and cute too..and I know I shouldn't. Maybe its because he is the youngest and as my older siblings have told me countless times through the years..the baby always gets away with murder...I could be in trouble here.

3 comments:

Carrie said...

Those are really cute! I think the blog is a perfect place to document those things. It will be archived for yourself and you get to share it with far-away friends who don't get to hear that cute voice! Glad you shared!

Unknown said...

these are hilarious! Thanks for sharing these. can't wait until Micah is Rocco's age.

Greg Silsby said...

It's impossible to keep a straight face and read those priceless little gems... so reminiscent of the ones we collected as our daughter kept surprising us with hers, several of which are now "old family sayings." Now we crack up over her the things her four children (the oldest is Roman, age 6) come up with. It is great that you are documenting some of these, and sharing them with others.