August 8, 2016 at 9:39 AM
Early this morning my 2.5 year old: “Mommy, my penis hurts.” Me: “Son, I only do penis talks after I’ve had my coffee.”
Early this morning my 2.5 year old: “Mommy, my penis hurts.” Me: “Son, I only do penis talks after I’ve had my coffee.”
There is a female gymnast competing in these games who is 41. Guys. I still have a chance.
“Hey Josh, what would you like for lunch? How about I give you some options.”
Me: “Would you like some pizza?”
Him: “No, I want ‘options.'”
Me: “How about some raspberries?”
Him: ‘No, I want ‘options.'”
Me: “Would you like some cheese?”
Him: ‘No, I want ‘options.'”
[Who’s on first?] “Options” is clearly a new food group.
Me to Josh: “Josh, would you like a fork with your lunch?”
Josh: “No.”
*Pause*
Josh: “Mommy, I want a fork.”
This about sums up life with a two-year-old.
Every morning I have one ambition: To be faster than my 11-month-old when we both realize I left the dog food and dog water within his reach.