"Topher, what's on your neck? Is that chocolate? How did you get chocolate on your neck?!"
Sometimes when you sneak chocolate chips out of the pantry, there's evidence.
"Topher, what's on your neck? Is that chocolate? How did you get chocolate on your neck?!"
Sometimes when you sneak chocolate chips out of the pantry, there's evidence.
Today while grocery shopping my eyes misread this sign. For a moment I thought it said Dreaded Chicken Cutlets, which to me sounds like a band of cartoon pirates.
Sophie and I joined some of our ukulele orchestra mates and watched The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain perform on Friday night. They were amazing! They were hilarious and their playing was insanely good. The concert felt way too short, even when they came back onstage and played three more songs for an encore.
Just now I was sitting in our living room, folding laundry, when Topher came out of timeout. This is the conversation that followed.
Me: Topher, come talk to me.
Topher: I love you. There I talked to you.
Me: I love you too. That's not what we need to talk about.
Topher: I'm sorry.
Me: Sorry for what?
Topher: I'm sorry I said you said I could be on the iPad, even though you didn't.
Me: Which was a lie, you know that, right?
Topher: Yeah.
Me: And you know that lying's not okay, right?
Topher: Yeah.
Me: It's actually one of the ten commandments.
Topher: What?!
Me: Yep, thou shalt not lie.
Topher: (picking up three rolls of Bryan's socks) But they didn't say thou shalt not juggle!
And then he tried to juggle the socks.
I'm not sure that he got the message.
Topher snatched my phone during church on Sunday. It didn't take long for me to discover that it was gone.
The library had a Christmas sing-along last week. Sophie and I got to participate with the ukulele orchestra. The evening also included a special visitor in red. Topher is in on the game, but he went and made some Christmas gift requests: a hot wheels garage and a pet polar bear. When he saw the surprised expression on Santa's face he corrected himself and said a stuffed animal pet polar bear.
Yesterday for lunch Topher made some cheesy waffles, his own creation. He tore strips of mozzarella from a square slice of cheese and put the small pieces on a toasted freezer waffle. He was in process when he held up the cheese and cried out, "It's Pennsylvania! We live on the cheese!"
I found this sign on Topher's door. I understand that he wants us to know that his room is private property. I'm not quite sure what C8T means.
The summer reading program at the library started this week. Their theme for this summer is art. On Tuesday night we signed the kids up and the boys took advantage of this awesome photo op.
Topher and I went on a walk yesterday. He came mostly prepared. His backpack contained an empty water bottle, a full box of tissues, a large Pokemon book, his watch, and a stuffed animal.
Carrying all of that for a mile around our neighborhood wore him out. By the time we got back to our driveway, Topher was done.