Dinner tends to be raucous event here at Chez PTN. We get through the meal, but we have a tendency to linger, talking, joking, being goofy and laughing. It's pretty awesome. The other night,for some forgotten reason, the "rock on" hand symbol entered the revelry. I don't remember how. I've slept since then. I also probably had a glass (or three) of wine.
From "rock on," we went to "I love you." Precious, yes? Yes. I reached over to Big Red and tapped him on the nose with my "I love you" fingers. "I love you, Big Red!"
The little shit looks me in the eye, flips his "I love you" hand up, webslinger style, and says,
"Phppt, phppt. You have spiderwebs in your eyes!" He then laughs so hard he falls out of his chair.
Needless to say, that stopped the laughter. His, anyway. I found it hilarious.
Friday, January 27, 2012
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Welcome to My World
It's a crazy one. Here's the guide.
Mr. Clairol: My darling husband and love of my life. He's a mechanic, sported (at different times in his life) a permed mullet and a bleached platinum spike job. Weird and wonderful, just the was I like 'em.
Drama Queen: My seventeen year old daughter who is frighteningly brilliant and gorgeous to boot. Of course, I am her mother.
Missy Hoohaw: The seven year old daughter. She loves animals and roughhousing and earned her name by being a 28 year old Marine in a little girl's body. No, she doesn't swear and drink. But she can run twenty miles in the rain and give a mighty Hoo-rah.
Big Red: Our five year old son, who is no longer redheaded but still retains the 'tude. He's got a healthy temper and the sweetest smile this side of the Mississippi, so it evens out. I was worried about defending him from his sisters at first. Now, I worry about the girls.
This is my life. Try not to be too jealous.
Mr. Clairol: My darling husband and love of my life. He's a mechanic, sported (at different times in his life) a permed mullet and a bleached platinum spike job. Weird and wonderful, just the was I like 'em.
Drama Queen: My seventeen year old daughter who is frighteningly brilliant and gorgeous to boot. Of course, I am her mother.
Missy Hoohaw: The seven year old daughter. She loves animals and roughhousing and earned her name by being a 28 year old Marine in a little girl's body. No, she doesn't swear and drink. But she can run twenty miles in the rain and give a mighty Hoo-rah.
Big Red: Our five year old son, who is no longer redheaded but still retains the 'tude. He's got a healthy temper and the sweetest smile this side of the Mississippi, so it evens out. I was worried about defending him from his sisters at first. Now, I worry about the girls.
This is my life. Try not to be too jealous.
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