One phrase I taught my children which has come back to bite me consistently is "Smelt it/Dealt it."
Not. usually. true.
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oct 2010 (family photos courtesy of jenny rigney!)
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oct 2010 (family photos courtesy of jenny rigney!)
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yep, that's the kid wrangler
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10 years old. Looks 16.
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doesn't remember living in st. louis anymore!
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thinks the sun rises and sets on her Daddy
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1 comment:
You're right. Some things do sound different when we hear our kids say them.
I used to think "hold your horses" was kind of a cute way of saying, "Be patient," until one of my kids said it to me.
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