I love Church!
My parents, on the other hand, think it's the most exhausting hour of the week.
This was Sunday's itinerary:
I sang "Ring-Around-The-Rosie" during "hold hands" time (though everyone else seemed to be talking about "Our Father").
I sang "Happy To You" (my own rendition of "Happy Birthday") when the newly baptized babies got their candles lit.
I accused Riley of pooping her pants during "shake your neighbors hand" time.
I laughed hysterically & yelled "TOOTIE! 'SCUSE YOU", when Avery farted during "close your eyes, fold your hands & be quiet" time.
My parents moved me to the "behind the glass" area so Fr. Len couldn't hear me anymore. So I had to yell, "PEACE TO YOU, FADER LEN" for the remainder of Church so he would know I was still there.
I think a good time was had by all...all but my parents.
I can't wait til next Sunday!
An account of the adventures of my very exciting, curious, challenging and extremely lovable FIVE YEAR OLD BOY, Brennan (as told from his perspective). Enjoy!
Monday, November 21, 2011
I Always Listen
Mother, when you tell me to "put my water in the cup holder", please remember that I am 2 and I ALWAYS do exactly what I'm told.
So, after taking the top off of my water bottle, I filled the cup holder with the water & proceeded to use it as a splash pad for the remainder of the car ride home.
Thanks for the great idea & the 15 minutes of entertainment.
So, after taking the top off of my water bottle, I filled the cup holder with the water & proceeded to use it as a splash pad for the remainder of the car ride home.
Thanks for the great idea & the 15 minutes of entertainment.
Pushing Buttons
In the time it took my mom to get out of the car & see my sister onto the bus, I was easily able to lock the car doors & call my new friend at On-Star Emergency. When the nice gentleman asked "what's your emergency?", I simply replied "I push buttons".
My Mom agrees.
My Mom agrees.
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