Kids talk, a lot, about everything

Driving home after picking Little J up from Preschool:

Me: How was school today?

Little J: Good. But I got a time out.

Me: Why?

Little J: I knocked down a cup. And then I got a time out because I did not stay in time out.

Me: Anything else?

Little J: Di said to me she never  pick up candy after it rolls on the floor. Mrs. Ada said it is yucky. I never eat candy anyway. I don’t know why we talk about this. Maybe because it is letter Y this week.

Me: Did you play with anyone?

Little J: No. I told Chris when we were going outside, we bought him Transformer for his birthday yesterday. I said it is medium size and if you press button it makes lots of loud noise. He asked me which one, but I forgot.

Me: That was suppose to be a surprise. Now he knows what he is getting.

Little J: You did not tell me it is surprise.

Me: So what did he say?

Little J: Thank you.

Me: I don’t know which Transformer we got him, so how would you know?

Little J: I know everything about them. They are made out of metal and can transform into anything. My son starts humming Transformers tune.

Me: And what was for snack?

Little J: Cereal. Again. But no milk. Again. I don’t think Mrs. Ada has milk.

Me: Did you make anything?

Little J: Just collar for doggie. But I told Mrs. Ada it is too small for mine. She put Maxy on it. I tell her my dog has four collars at home. It is just pretend.

Me: I see.

Little J: Mama tomorrow is Wednesday?

Me: Yes.

Little J: Good. I wanna go to the beach and then ride Vizon after I play with T and then we go see C. Maybe we can have cereal for breakfast. With milk.

Just to be clear, MY SON HAS NEVER WATCHED TRANSFORMERS. Ever!

 

 

 

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15 Comments

  1. Posted May 4, 2011 at 04:33 by tracy | Permalink

    Twitter:
    Oh I think I love him.
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    • Posted May 5, 2011 at 00:12 by Stasha | Permalink

      He is free two weeks from Saturday. Let me know what time to drop him off. Will collect on Monday. He can keep you company under the table…

  2. Posted May 4, 2011 at 04:43 by Bill | Permalink

    Twitter:
    I think that’s just one of those things that are ingrained in every boy at birth. What a great kid!

  3. Posted May 4, 2011 at 04:45 by Exurban Cowgirl | Permalink

    Twitter:
    they pick up so much by osmosis! wait til he’s 5 and the star wars gene kicks in…oh and apparently at 6 it’s the fart joke gene…
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    • Posted May 5, 2011 at 00:05 by Stasha | Permalink

      Oh dear. Hope he stays 3 forever.

  4. Posted May 4, 2011 at 05:51 by Tina | Permalink

    haha I love it…you seriously have a mini genius on your hands!!

    • Posted May 5, 2011 at 00:05 by Stasha | Permalink

      Thank you. He is lovely. Also available to rent on the weekends.

  5. Posted May 4, 2011 at 10:39 by Jessica | Permalink

    Twitter:
    I have a hard time keeping presents a surprise too and I know they are supposed to be secrets. I thought every boy was born with knowledge about Transformers.

    • Posted May 5, 2011 at 00:03 by Stasha | Permalink

      Guess I am the only one who didn’t and now live to confirm this theory.

  6. Posted May 7, 2011 at 05:10 by Alison@Mama Wants This | Permalink

    Twitter:
    Haha how adorable. 3 year olds are smart. I can’t wait for Monkey to start talking.
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  7. Posted May 7, 2011 at 12:17 by Amy | Permalink

    Stopping by from trdc. My daughter NEVER stops talking either! But you have to listen because they say the funniest things so if you don’t you might miss something good, ha ha ha
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  8. Posted May 7, 2011 at 13:58 by Kelly | Permalink

    Twitter:
    I love how kids are so genuine!
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  9. Posted May 7, 2011 at 15:26 by Melanie | Permalink

    Twitter:
    Your son sounds alot like my Kindergarten boy who knows a lot about things he’s never seen. :-) )

    This is great.

    Visiting from TRDC. Nice to read you.

  10. Posted May 8, 2011 at 04:04 by The Reason You Come | Permalink

    Twitter:
    Your son is so cute! And he sounds pretty smart!
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  11. Posted May 8, 2011 at 19:57 by The Lovely One | Permalink

    It’s so strange what kids know! My 5 year old knows the theme song to Hannah Montana, and we’ve seen that show, either!
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