Melonie's Mind: Much Ado About Nothing

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Much Ado About Nothing

Hello to my two readers. If you haven't heard, my landlord died and my landlady has served us an eviction notice. So, there will not be much updating (not that there ever was) over the next few weeks as we pack up, find a place to live, and reassure our children that the world is not falling apart. Send a prayer our way if you get a chance. Hopefully, I'll have great news soon.

4 comments:

Sarah said...: sniff, sniff, weep...So sad to see you go.; 9:41 PM
Keri said...: Seriously, I am sad! What about the place at Indian Springs? Is that going to work out? I hope so...we're not ready for you to go yet!; 7:30 AM
Melanni said...: Ha ha, you have more than two readers(0: I showed my husband your 'the real most interesting man' post and he thought it was the funniest thing! (he had to explain to me why he was laughing so hard since I have never seen the commercials). Hope all goes well with your having to move!; 8:37 AM
angie said...: What?! Please let me know if there is anything you need help with. Your kids can come and play while you try to pack up. You can't really leave!; 8:53 AM

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Funny or Unusual Things My Kids Have Said

March 2012 - D'artagnan was holding our daughter with her head on his chest. He was telling her how much he loves her. "You make my heart sing," he said. "Can you hear it?" Sugar Princess answered, "...sounds more like your stomach."

Aramis has started reading chapter books and is taking them everywhere. We always tell him he will get carsick if he reads them in the car. He and I went to the store. I told him he could bring his book in and read it. I would just put him in the cart. He looked up at me with such concern, "If I read in the cart, won't I get cartsick?"

D'Artagnan was feeling really ill. He could not shake this cold he had. He said, "I think I have pneumonia." A worried Athos looked at him and sincerely said, "Dad, maybe you should go in for an autopsy."

Athos asked, around 8:00pm, if it was correct to say "Buenos Tardes" or "Buenos Noches," because it was getting dark. We went back and forth discussing it for awhile before Porthos just looked at us and said, "I would just say Buenos Aires."

Porthos built a little man out of his Fritos chips tonight. There was a bunch of fritos around the middle. He said, "Look, Mom, my guy, has girdles about his loins."

1st son "Wouldn't it be great if you were born one minute before the start of the millenium?"

2nd son "I used to imagine that when I was in your tummy,
I was naked and sitting in a big chair by a fire, reading a book."

Daughter "I have indian breath." (instead of onion breath)

2nd son "Can I please watch Jane Eyre tonight?"

1st son "The kids at school don't know anything. They don't
even know who Howard Keel is." 2nd son "My favorite songs in order are 1) Copacabana (Barry Manilow) 2) Good Vibrations (Beach Boys) and 3) any by Cat Stevens."
1st son "My favorite songs in order are 1) Fernando (Abba) 2) Baracuda (Heart) and 3) California Girls (Beach Boys)
NOW THAT IS SOME TASTE IN MUSIC!!!!!!
daughter, age 4- (playing Angel Gabriel in the nativity play) "Fear Not! Behold, I bring joy to all the people in the city of David! There's a Savior! He's Christ the Lord!"

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Much Ado About Nothing

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