Pre-School

That long awaited day has arrived. The day I was asked about every day for an entire summer. Brady started preschool today. He will only be going two mornings a week, but he is more than thrilled.

He told me that the first thing he would say to his teacher was; "Hi teacher, what are we going to learn today?" What a kiss up. ;)

(Yes, Brady's backpack is bigger than he is.)

A Long School Year

Me: "Sadie, why are you making this morning so miserable?"
Sadie: "Because you woke me up. Don't do that."

They Are Too Big for Your Britches

Brady: "Dad, can I please borrow one of your belts? My pants are a little too big."

Backyard Living Space

Me: "So, Brady, your sisters are at school all day. What do we do?"
Brady: "I think we should live in the backyard on the play set and make food from the sticks and rocks and mud."

More?

Brady: "Can I have some yogurt mom?"
Me: "Sure, Brady."

Brady: "Mom, my yogurt is done. Can I have a snack now?"

Me: "That was a snack!!

Bring It On!

Last night we were having a very small thunder and lightning storm when it was time for Brady to go to bed. He is not a fan.

He decided that this storm would not keep him from sleeping.

If You Like To Talk To Tomatoes

Sadie drew a face on a grape tomato, named it, and even insisted she was taking it with her to the library.
Sadly, she didn't get her way, as there is a "no food allowed" sign at the library, and as much as she hates the idea, the tomato still counted as food.
An hour after we got home from the library her new little "best friend" disappeared. Upon inquiry, Sadie found out that Brady ate her tomato friend.
His response, "You will never see your friend again."