Look. There I am.So, I asked him what all those...things...are that are on me. He said, "That's your mole. Those are your neck bones. Those are your boops."
(For the record, I don't know who taught him boops).
I'm going to take the liberty of interpreting "neck bones" as my lovely (though non-existent) decolletage.
Yup, it's like looking in a mirror.
And before anyone asks, that's NOT the bad haircut.
(For the record, I don't know who taught him boops).
I'm going to take the liberty of interpreting "neck bones" as my lovely (though non-existent) decolletage.
Yup, it's like looking in a mirror.
And before anyone asks, that's NOT the bad haircut.
That's too funny! Kids have such a way of viewing things. Some little girl once asked my why I was wearing so much blush. The thing was that I wasn't wearing any blush. That redness in my face, totally naturally, I'm the ruddy one. Sigh. Oh well, it's either live with it or...well there aren't really any other choices.
ReplyDeleteOH soooo funny!! Boops AND neck bones...LOL :)
ReplyDeleteI WAS going to comment on the haircut. darn. Again, I need proof. :) Don't take offense. At least you have boobs of note. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that, Brandi. Hilarious. Just funny.
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny! Love the boops.
ReplyDeleteYour kids are making me laugh!
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteSo funny : ). I just saw your comment on Pioneer Woman and it made me laugh. I wanted to come over and say hi. Children's art work is always delightful : )!
ReplyDeleteYes, mushrooms fall under the category of vegetable for the food pyramid. They are specifically grouped into the "other vegetable" category along with veggies such as asparagus, okra and onions. Check it out at MyPyramid.gov. Good luck with your $5 and whatever other swanky business you've got going on. :)
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