Nooo it can’t be August
already! But if it’s a new month it’s time for a Giggle Blog and if it's August then it will soon be Harley's first birthday.
Well here goes and the first
giggle is brought to you by my youngest grandson who is just three:
Grandad: “I love your socks.
They’re pirate socks. Are you a pirate?”
Noah: “No! (Lifts hands up and wiggles his fingers)
Because I have got two hands, see?”
The children were discussing twins and triplets. I asked them if they knew what
triplets were. They did. So I asked what a set of four would be called.
Forklets and Doublets were
among the suggestions.
I have got a ball flinger for
flinging tennis balls. It also acts as a picker-upper so I don’t have to get sandy/muddy
fingers. It’s a great little gadget, but I am getting a sore thumb from using
it. I call it Ball Flingers Thumb – now try saying that a few times!
Whenever I go out and leave
Dusty behind he does exactly what Tilly and Indy used to do. He captures one of
my dog-walking trainers and cuddles up with it. He has perfected his sad look
don’t you think?
Here's one of him looking a bit happier with his bestmatebuddypal Poppy and one of the little people who is wearing a tie-dye t-shirt she made herself.
Happy August!
Oh, to be young and innocent again... :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely to hear these snippets Teresa, thank you for sharing them with us. I hope you are keeping well and happy these days? X
Yes thank you, Maria. Haven't seen you about for a while, hope you're okay x
DeleteTerrifying that it's August already Teresa. It seems only yesterday I was turning the calendar over for July.
ReplyDeleteI WISH I'd made a note of all the things I've heard the kids say that reduced us to tears of laughter at the time.
Lovely blog - perfect start to the weekend. Ooh that Dusty - perfecting the 'poor me, I'm abandoned, what a cruel world' to perfection! :o) xx
I accidentally turned my calendar over to September, Sue - that gave me a fright!
DeleteDusty does do a very sad face - I could almost cry when I go out and he's watching out of the window! x
I love these posts, Teresa. Dusty has such an expressive face. The picture with your trainer is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAnd I think Forklets and Doublets are brilliant suggestions! As for that gorgeous tie-dye t-shirt, I would have sold my soul for that when I was about thirteen and made some very sorry attempts at tie-dying myself. Well done to the gorgeous little person who created it - it looks fantastic.xxx
The t-shirt is a work of art with a big spiral on the front and back and she used eight different colours, Joanna. The other three did stripy patterns on theirs which are also pretty but not quite as spectacular. I have enough t-shirts and dye to make more though.
DeleteI used to tie dye t-shirts when I was a teenager, but never with results like this. So much more fun using loads of colours :-) x
What a lovely post. Dusty and the trainer would surely win a photographic competition. I love the tie-die t-shirt - a great way of being creative. Oh, and happy birthday to Harley.
ReplyDeleteThat should, of course, be tie-dye!!
DeleteI keep typing tye-dye, Maggie! He has so many expressions from sulky to sweet :-) x
DeleteTeresa, that dog should be on the stage. If you search his basket, you'll probably unearth an equity card!
ReplyDeleteHe is definitely a drama queen, Frances :-) x
DeleteI can't believe Harley is nearly one! I keep thinking I'll remember all the cute things the grandchildren say... but sadly I don't.
ReplyDeleteI know - she was so tiny and dainty for so long and suddenly she's turned into a big cuddly cat!
DeleteIt's hard to remember all the funny things they say isn't it x
Forklets and Doublets; love it!
ReplyDeleteThey seemed disappointed when I told them the correct term is quads :-) x
DeleteLovely post, Teresa, and especially the doggy photos of Dusty looking adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I didn't have forklets... :D
Thank you, Carol. I reckon you had your work cut out for you with triplets - I always wanted twins, but I'm sure the reality wouldn't have been as idyllic as I imagined :-) x
ReplyDeleteLovely post, Teresa - what great names: doublets and forklets!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rosemary :-)
DeleteHi Teresa. We both have forks in our giggles. Fourklets would be a handful. Dusty is soo funny doing that sad face😊 x
DeleteNext time you need to fling a fork, Susan, I'll lend you my ball flinger :-) x
DeleteOh, ha ha, ideal yes thanks:0) x
DeleteI love the things that children say - they are so honest. I can't believe its August either.
ReplyDeleteThey say it like it is don't they :-) x
DeleteSo Noah isn't a pirate but I bet he'd enjoy you talking to him on Speak Like A Pirate Day. Actually, I don't think they do that anymore but it needn't stop us. Yo-ho-ho.
ReplyDeleteArrrh I think that be a good idea me hearty :-) x
DeleteThat made ma smile Teresa - 3 year old Leon arrived at his cousins first birthday party dressed as a pirate. "put your sandals on," advised his mum.
ReplyDelete"No mummy, I want to wear my boots. I am going to sail the 7 seas and I don't want to get my feet wet!" That told her :-) Great post and lovely photos. X
Oh isn't that lovely, not wanting to get his feet wet, bless him! They say such lovely things don't they and all so earnestly :-) x
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