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ZenGum 04-14-2010 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Tulip (Post 648024)
Why does he need to sleep with the Nerf darts?

because nerd farts are too stinky.

monster 04-14-2010 08:02 PM

Thor was brought to the schoolnurse today while I happened to be in the office. Poor lamb (who brought it on himself by sliding down the handrail rather than taking the steps to the lowere playground) had a grazed lump on his noggin, a graze on the back of his shoulder, grazes on his arm, thigh, knee and shin. He said -very upset- "I think I broke my head"

squirell nutkin 04-14-2010 08:08 PM

Tell him he's lucky it was only his head and not his heid.

Poor fellow.

monster 04-14-2010 08:12 PM

ha, I told him he was lucky the school nurse was in so he stood a chance of some sympathy. He didn't get much, though :lol:

monster 04-14-2010 08:13 PM

I did let him get out of swim team practice, though. He's three years too young to actually be on the team, but as he swims better than half the team and is prone to wander if not in the water, he has to practice alnong with his older sibs

Tulip 04-17-2010 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by monster (Post 648820)
Thor was brought to the schoolnurse today while I happened to be in the office. Poor lamb (who brought it on himself by sliding down the handrail rather than taking the steps to the lowere playground) had a grazed lump on his noggin, a graze on the back of his shoulder, grazes on his arm, thigh, knee and shin. He said -very upset- "I think I broke my head"

Is he doing okay? The poor thing fell while sliding down the handrail? Must've hurt alot.

squirell nutkin 04-17-2010 08:06 AM

Speaking as a sadder but wiser squirell, he was lucky it wasn't his nuts.

Moving right along, last night I let out a particularly loud and raucous fart, the squirrelita, (aka millimeter) said:
"I have a quiet, gentle one that I keep in my butt and it stinks."

skysidhe 04-17-2010 09:37 AM

Funny Thing

I took my mom to the ethnic part of town and to a clinic where she was to pick up her lower plate that had broken. I only mention ethnic because something extraordinary happened I cannot imagine happening in a posh mainly white office setting.

So her turn comes up, I am in the car waiting with the poodle. I am parked outside the door. It's beautiful sunny outside and I have the windows rolled down. I am watching parents with their children and the children are waving at the dog. It's not a bad way to spend a half an hour. I soon see her walking out the door with tears in her eyes. They say they cannot find her teeth. Before she reaches the car the receptionist runs out and asked her to come back in they may have found them.

So my mom goes in gets her lower plate and within seconds comes out with a full bite. When she is finally settled in her seat she tells me that when she was notified they lost her teeth everyone in the small cramped waiting room chanted," momma lost her teeth" "momma lost her teeth" "momma lost her teeth"When she went back in to get them they were chanting,"momma found her teeth" momma found her teeth" "momma found her teeth" I found it amusing. My mom not so much. She wasn't put off just not in the frame of mind to hold onto humor very long. She thought people were trying to be supportive and or make her smile. I am glad she at least thought that much and the event was dampened by the fact she was so distraught to not have her lower plate. My mom looks very ethnic herself. Once black hair now nearly white peppered with Grey and American Indian bone structure but paler than I.

I was touched and amused at the solidarity of a group of people who tried to make an old lady not feel so bad in a very unorthodox way and very unexpected way.

It's is one of those one in a lifetime occurrences you just need to jot down somewhere or share. So I'm sharing.

monster 04-17-2010 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Tulip (Post 649618)
Is he doing okay? The poor thing fell while sliding down the handrail? Must've hurt alot.

Totally back to normal. Beaten, bruised and scraped -which is normal for him :lol: He actually has a permanent bump on his head and permanent scar on his knee from so many toddlerhood accidents. But he played soccer and hockey today and is now on the Wii

Tulip 04-18-2010 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by monster (Post 649691)
Totally back to normal. Beaten, bruised and scraped -which is normal for him :lol: He actually has a permanent bump on his head and permanent scar on his knee from so many toddlerhood accidents. But he played soccer and hockey today and is now on the Wii

Glad to hear! hehe... You've got one tough kid.

Skysidhe: Interesting. Frankly, I would be a bit unnerved if the whole office starting chanting like that. Being supportive didn't come in mind, so I'm glad you pointed that out.

skysidhe 04-18-2010 11:02 PM

weel, sometimes we just take out humor where we can find it especially dealing with moms.

squirell nutkin 06-12-2010 08:22 AM

The inch, 6 1/2 has begun his philosophical musings:
Right before bed-- "What was the something that existed before the universe?"
Using 'something' because he didn't have a word for what he didn't know.

Flint 06-13-2010 01:26 PM

The girl at a "comedy show" we were captive audience to: "Papa, I am irritated of this..."

Flint 06-13-2010 01:36 PM

Uhhh, read that with a comma after "girl" ...not getting an Edit button...

squirell nutkin 07-15-2010 11:13 PM

Mrs. Nutkin and I were talking about the World Cup the other day and the the inchling asked what that was. We explained that it was a soccer game and that Netherlands was playing Spain.

He said "That must be a huge soccer field."


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