“Put your pants on,” I said.
“Not a problem,” he said.
Not exactly. Points for trying, though.
I’ll be more clear next time.
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Nearly Wordless Wednesday: Lost In Translation
Becoming Cliche
“Put your pants on,” I said.
“Not a problem,” he said.
Not exactly. Points for trying, though.
I’ll be more clear next time.
Ha! You have a little comedian in the making. This is the same boy you’ll have to say, “….and use soap!” when asking him to take a shower.
Yes. Use soap. Put on CLEAN clothes. We have to be more specific than I expected.
lol, what a cutie pie.
Thank you!
Ha ha ha! Creative thinker you’ve got there š
Yeah, I’d say he thinks outside the box, but he does his best thinking INSIDE of a box. A giant, cardboard box.
Oh, how cute!!!!!
Hugs from Ecuador,
Kathy
Thanks!
Wow, that’s adorable. My seven-year-old still thinks this way when he’s in a good mood. Especially when we’re late for someplace.
Yes to the last part. Always.
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I love that thinking outside of the box. And that smile. He KNOWS he’s funny. That’s the best part!
That is precious!
Has Lady Gaga heard about him?
Way. Too. Cute! Sometimes, to bug my older kids, I still put their underwear on my head, when folding laundry… for the record, I don’t fold theirs.
Isn’t he just a little stinker, hahahahahaha!
Gotta give it to him for finding the loophole!