
A few weeks ago Mara's friend sat by us at church. They were coloring happily when her friend asked, "What happened to your eye Samara?" She had some big scratches under it and despises any attention being brought to an injury or fall. So, she asked, "Um, do you want to go back and sit with your parents now?" Oh dear...how do I teach her to have tact?
My cousin has been visiting and left yesterday. I was trying to catch up on bank balancing, bills, etc., so I turned on the Disney channel to occupy her. She came in and asked me to change to a different channel because she didn't like the show that was on. She also wanted me to sit by her to watch it. I told I would change the channel but that I needed to finish what I was doing and said, "It's hard work being the Mimo because we always have lots of chores to do." She replied, "Well, it's hard work being the kid too because we always have lots of shows we need to watch."
A few days ago, we were at the beach and she was swinging a stick around. I told her to be careful not to hit the little girl near us. She replied, "She's not a girl. She's a baby." Then she asked the little girl, "Why do you have that pacifier in your mouth? Those are for babies to suck on, not for girls."
Finally, here is proof that without a doubt Samara is a Bikman (ie, has a funny, somewhat inappropriate, humor). A few weeks ago, we finished swimming and a friend was changing her son into his clothes. Samara remarked, "Look, Mimo! He has a boy bummy just like papa, only papa's is much longer." Ben is proud that she represents him so well in public.
I never know what will come out of our child's mouth. There is never, ever a dull moment when Samara is around, except, of course, when she is hard at work watching one of her many shows.
Please move back so our kids can be friends again. We can lock them in a sound proof room and let them talk and talk and talk and talk. I like to shoot imaginary daggers at the kids who snuggle up and don't even need a pen to keep them silent at church.
ReplyDeleteAdditionally, I've always been grateful that the day the girls connected the dots between male anatomy and the fact that Heavenly Father and Jesus are boys, we were in the car, all by ourselves, with noone to hear them proclaim loudly, "Heavenly Father and Jesus have........"
I love her she is too funny.
ReplyDeleteWell I was enjoying your post until I read that last bit and now have too much information about my brother.
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha!! She is hilarious!! So smart and so stinkin' cute!! =0)
ReplyDeleteToo funny! I love how watching too many shows is such hard work! :)
ReplyDeleteThis could not be any more hilarious.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Samara is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteHa-ha-ha! Samara is SO funny! I learned it when you guys were over here. She is super cute too! I understand when you say you don't know what is going to come out of her mouth though. Natalie is not afriad to say what she thinks either. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!! Congrats on the ridiculously cute baby shower too. Can't wait to see Miss Lizzie and (the fun times those two sisters are gonna have). Miss you :)
ReplyDeleteThose are the best (and often most exacerbating) sort of children!
ReplyDeleteHa! Ha! My favorite has to be the comment to the little friend! Love it! I want you guys back. I've been working on that little sewing project. I have to say it turned out pretty good for not having a pattern (therefore completely coming up with it on my own-although I did find a fairly decent youtube video), or a pillowcase. The fabric Emily picked out is just way too cute.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, Emily's & Samara's are made (& Emily is way excited) & there's plenty enough fabric left to make one for Miss Lizzie & a tie for Jonathan so they can all coordinate (even if there will be 12 hours difference in the coordination). I'll send pics of Emily & Jonathan wearing their stuff with the things I'm sending to your mom.
I love what Samara said about her Papa's anatomy...Love your Samara!!!
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