To Little Brother, the same phrase means: get a big piece of clear package-sealing tape, stick it on the (finished-wood) toy box, and write on it, in silver Sharpie, "Basketball place." Then put the basketball on the floor in front of this label.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Translation, Please
To a mom, the phrase "tidy up the family room" means things like: pick up your toys off the floor, put away the video-game controllers, and put books back in the bookcase.
To Little Brother, the same phrase means: get a big piece of clear package-sealing tape, stick it on the (finished-wood) toy box, and write on it, in silver Sharpie, "Basketball place." Then put the basketball on the floor in front of this label.
To Little Brother, the same phrase means: get a big piece of clear package-sealing tape, stick it on the (finished-wood) toy box, and write on it, in silver Sharpie, "Basketball place." Then put the basketball on the floor in front of this label.
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5 comments:
That is truly fascinating, I have to say.
Makes sense to me! Not.
that's actually a pretty good start in organizing!
you mean it doesn't mean stuff everything under the couch cushions so mom can't see it? Boy was I ever wrong!
This is.....hysterical! Don't you just love kids?
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