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Anyone with kids...you'll understand

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 5:01 am
by Tim
Since you all are like family to me I had to post this, Last night me, my wife, and little boy went out to get the grub for the week. Keep in mind that he is almost three. It all started with a pack of matchbox cars, it was like a multipack. My wife negotiated with him to only get two cars out of the pack, well all is well at this point. On the way home he decides he wants another one out, and my wife said "no we agreed to two". And he replies with.......dramatic pause..." I can start crying." It was so hilarious that he said that.

I know it is a dumb family moment, but I had to tell you guys about it. So as the title says Anyone with kids....you'll understand.

Tim

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 5:38 am
by cargodz
That is classic right there :) You gotta love how kids can figure out all the little how to's in child parent negotiations :p

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 6:00 pm
by Tim
cargodz wrote:That is classic right there :) You gotta love how kids can figure out all the little how to's in child parent negotiations :p
Yeah they learn so young too. Parenting is really an adventure. You just sorta go day by day, and take it a step at a time.

I wouldnt trade it for anything, he is already getting into custom work with me, he helps me sand when I'm doing projects, and it tickles him to death.

Tim

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 6:54 pm
by Ryan from Ohio
Classic.

I remember when I wanted something and my Mom told me no.

I told her I want it or Im going to pee my pants.

Lets just say after a wet ride home and a sore ass from the spanking I never made a threat like that again...lol

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 7:33 pm
by MobileAudio219
This reminds me of the time I was 3-4 and my older sister (6-7) wouldnt let me play with one ofher toys, so I told my grandma (she was babying sitting us) and my grandma made her give it to me..

Well my sister got mad and went outside, so I stood in front of her taunting her with the toy... :attitude

I guess I really made her mad because she took a garden hoe and smashed it through the window and cracked me in the scull... :bow

Needless to say I didnt play with her toys any more...

My sister was the meanest little kid ever..... :help:

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 5:34 am
by Tim
LOL this stuff is what makes it so fun. Kids really are something else, I would venture to guess that stories like these are the ones that make real memories with our families.

LOL, mobile did the scar heal nicely??

Tim

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 8:58 am
by cargodz
Ryan from Ohio wrote:Classic.
I remember when I wanted something and my Mom told me no.
I told her I want it or Im going to pee my pants.
Lets just say after a wet ride home and a sore ass from the spanking I never made a threat like that again...lol
LMAO at toddler Ryan :p ... I guess when you were a child that you didn't think it through that you would end up with wet pants LOL

Our grandson now after Halloween seems to think if he just walks around the house with a bucket and says "Or Treat" that he's gonna get candy... That and his new favorite place to sit around the house is on the kitchen table with the cats... Keep in mind that this is a 1 year old pulling out a chair and climbing all the way up on to the table (in a matter of seconds I might add)... And is normally content there for at least 20 minutes... That boy ain't right :argh

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:18 am
by MobileAudio219
Tim wrote:LOL this stuff is what makes it so fun. Kids really are something else, I would venture to guess that stories like these are the ones that make real memories with our families.
LOL, mobile did the scar heal nicely??
Tim
Yeah, luckly I jumped back and the curtains slowed down the blow....

When I was younger my family was real big on camping, well my sister and were wrestling around in the camper and she shoved me down and I cut my arm... We were around 40 miles from the nearest hospital, and the first 10 was a rough gravel road....

Actually, I guess I never learned...

When I was 16-17 my sister was falling asleep in the recliner so I crawled up to the chair and jumped up and scared the living sh*t out of her...

Well I failed to noticed she was holding a coke glass in her hand and she swiftly swung it at me busting it over my head...

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:19 am
by Tim
man they really are something else. Our little boy learned to climb really early on also.

Well you never said if he gets candy or not by saying "or treat" LOL.

Tim

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:21 am
by Tim
MobileAudio219 wrote:Yeah, luckly I jumped back and the curtains slowed down the blow....
When I was younger my family was real big on camping, well my sister and were wrestling around in the camper and she shoved me down and I cut my arm... We were around 40 miles from the nearest hospital, and the first 10 was a rough gravel road....
Actually, I guess I never learned...
When I was 16-17 my sister was falling asleep in the recliner so I crawled up to the chair and jumped up and scared the living sh*t out of her...
Well I failed to noticed she was holding a coke glass in her hand and she swiftly swung it at me busting it over my head...
Dude your sister plays rough huh.?? Me and brother used to do stuff like that too. Good times,Good times.

Tim