“Mom, why do you only ever make cereal or Toaster Strudels for breakfast? Why can’t I ever even maybe have some scrambled eggs?”
“You can, but not this morning because we are out of eggs right now.”
“OUT OF EGGS? It’s like we are poor or something.”
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Being a mother, as far as I can tell, is a constantly evolving process of adapting to the needs of your child while also changing and growing as a person in your own right.
--Deborah Insel
and it’s all George Bush’s fault!!!!
That’s hilarious! The little darlin’ doesn’t realize yet that the cost of one box of Toaster Strudel would pay for a couple dozen eggs. LOL!
I do hope you will compile and publish all of your kids’ quotes in a book someday. It will be a best seller!