The Nashville Cats: Working for the Weekend

Friday, May 9, 2008

Working for the Weekend

I am ready for the weekend. This week has been a little crazy with extra kids around. On Wednesday night we watched our friends kid so they could enjoy a nice anniversary dinner. Thursday I watched an extra kid about 2 months older than Devin. This was actually pretty low key because the baby was so sweet. Friday the baby again but today I got spit up on, or in how do you describe getting spit up in your mouth (he's still a sweet kid though.) Needless to say I'm excited for tomorrow and a fun filled day out in Katy with Bethy, Mabel, Ryan, and Brianna (Shawn and Brandon too but they'll be working all day.)

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Funky Sayings

When I asked Graham who was in charge today he raised his hand and said, "me"
As I was putting Graham down for a nap he looked up and said, "Me not tired EVER." Nice try.
On the way home from a mother/son activity I was asking Devin a few questions and I guess he had enough because he finally said, "Mommy can you not talk to me right now?"
When Shawn walked passed the kids coloring today he overheard Devin say, "I"m coloring a machine and it poops, and poops." Boys will be boys I guess.
Caroline says to me today, "How about we go shopping just the two of us while dad is on vegitation." Me, "You mean vacation?" Caroline, "Oops, yeah."
Yesterday Caroline asked if Graham was made of plastic. In response Devin said, "No he's made of boy."
As we were sitting down to enjoy some chocolate chips Devin said, "I like chocolate chips, they make me feel good."
Devin was in his room for a time out. When I opened the door to talk to him he ran over slammed the door in my face and said, "I'm not ready to talk yet." He's good at expressing his feelings.
A few days ago when I called Devin by his full name (Devin Michael) he looked at me and said, "No me Michael, me Devin." He's funny.
When I told Devin he needed to share his toy with Caroline he replied, "But I love it." Apparently he thought that meant he didn't have to share it. Sorry kid.