Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Sam, The Flatterer

It all started when Sam was about 1 year old.  He saw my face wash  in the bathroom and kept pointing to it, calling the woman's face on it "Mama" to my husband.  At first we thought he was just telling him it was my bottle, but he only did it to the bottle with a face and then we realized he thought it was a picture of me.  A stretch, but whatever, Sam.

Then one day Daddy was home with them during the week, and was watching CNN.  Sam got excited, pointed at the screen and exclaimed over and over, "Mama!"  Apparently, I looked like Robin Meade to him.


One day recently, we were in the movie store to rent a movie, and he got excited when we passed a movie with Emma Stone on the cover.  I can't remember which one it was, but again he was all "Mama!" and pointed at it, then proceeded to carry it around the store with him until we left.



The final compliment lately was when he associated me with a picture of Megan Fox.  Thanks, sweetie.  When you're older and embarrassed to be seen with me, I'm going to remind you of the day when you compared me to Megan Fox!




* Edited to add that, on a day like today when I woke up with one swollen eye which prevented the opportunity to wear contacts or makeup, it helped just a little to know that my son thinks I'm as beautiful as Robin Meade, Emma Stone, or Megan Fox when I felt maybe a little less attractive than usual.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Little Jokesters

Sam and Anna each have a great sense of humor... for toddlers.  Their favorite "joke" is to call someone by another person's name ("Daddy- Anna") and then laugh hysterically.  I can just tell what's going on in their heads- "Can you imagine, Daddy is really Anna?  Ha, ha, ha!"  We started this when looking at pictures a while ago while quizzing them on names, and I guess they thought it was so fun they continued it on.

The other day, Sam did his first typically boy/brotherly-love joke.  While we were eating supper, he said, "Anna's stinky!"  Then punctuated it with sincere laughter at his own joke.  For the record, no one had a dirty diaper.

Anna has mastered the social fake laugh too.  Whenever she wants to join in on whatever is funny, she'll laugh her fake laugh right along side you.  She'll also do her fake laugh when she thinks she's been clever and she wants you to laugh at her cleverness (Like when she realized the slanted edge of the tub was slide-able last night during bath time, and she kept sliding down it over and over and over.)

Toddlers are hilarious and their laughter is infectious.  I love it all!

Also... I cannot believe they will be 2 years old next week.  Just unbelievable.