Last night we had pizza.
Set the oven to 400 degrees and the timer for 20 minutes. By the time the home-teachers left, the pizza was done. Everyone scattered about their business, but Brett and i remained in the kitchen. I had hardly eaten, and this was the second part of our meal (First part was breaded fish.... Hey it's the week of Thanksgiving, we can be lazy). I stood watching him pull out the pizza slicer, then proceed to cut the pizza. First in half, and then in half the other way. And there, i looked at four large pieces of pizza, but alas, there were five of us. My stomach grumbled and i voiced my distress,
"Too bad there aren't just four of us.."
Brett turned to me, wielding the slicer, and spoke:
" There could be..."
What a creep.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
iBrett
When Brett got home from school i pestered him in the usual ways and he told me about his day.
He revealed to me his plans for English and i gave my helpful opinion.
Nearing the end of our conversation i began to hum the same small chunk of song over and over.
Me: "Dah! i have this song stuck in my head. It's from one of the mac commercials."
Me: ".....iPad is Mac...?"
He revealed to me his plans for English and i gave my helpful opinion.
Nearing the end of our conversation i began to hum the same small chunk of song over and over.
Me: "Dah! i have this song stuck in my head. It's from one of the mac commercials."
Brett: "Well is it from the Mac comercial or the iPad commercial?"
Me: ".....iPad is Mac...?"
Brett: "Oh heh yeah, you're an idiot,"
Me: "Whaa??"
Brett: " er, I mean, I'm an idiot haha"
Momentary silence....
Brett: "Where are the tissues that were down here?"
Me: "I dunno, I was looking the other day, but I couldn't find them. I really needed them, I was definitely having issues."
Brett: "haha And so you needed tissues for your issues? Heh heh..."
He laughed to himself for a while after that one.
Have you ever heard of a wittier child?
Monday, November 8, 2010
New Slang
Whilst trotting with Maman through Costco,
Friendly women in hairnets and hats handed out samples.
Maman and I partook of particularly delightful Humus.
Tasty, tasty.
We stumbled upon Bretticus and his trusty Tall-child, Sterling.
Maman suggested they visit the Humus sample stand, seeing how she so thoroughly enjoyed it.
"Humus?" Sterling interjected.
"What's Humus?"
"It's something like a dip," I explained. "It's made from Garbanzo beans."
and here Brett continued to blunder:
"What? Garbanzo beans? No it's not!" he exclaimed, as he rolled his eyes and walked away.
"It's made from Chickpeas!"
Dear Brett,
Garbanzo beans and chickpeas = the SAME thing
The End
Friendly women in hairnets and hats handed out samples.
Maman and I partook of particularly delightful Humus.
Tasty, tasty.
We stumbled upon Bretticus and his trusty Tall-child, Sterling.
Maman suggested they visit the Humus sample stand, seeing how she so thoroughly enjoyed it.
"Humus?" Sterling interjected.
"What's Humus?"
"It's something like a dip," I explained. "It's made from Garbanzo beans."
and here Brett continued to blunder:
"What? Garbanzo beans? No it's not!" he exclaimed, as he rolled his eyes and walked away.
"It's made from Chickpeas!"
Dear Brett,
Garbanzo beans and chickpeas = the SAME thing
The End
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