Funny Day!

Yesterday was just one of those comical days where the kids were hilarious. So I'll share 3 of their funny moments.

When Ally is doing something she shouldn't and needs a time out, we often have her put her nose on the wall for a few minutes. She hates it so it works great. I guess Rylee's been watching because yesterday Rylee was doing something she shouldn't, getting into things...what else? And so I said, "do you want to put your nose on the wall?" Just joking with her. But she went from arching her back and mad to really quiet and still. So I thought, why not? and put her next to the wall. She faced the wall, put her little tiny nose on it and jetted out her lower lip, all sad. It was so cute I couldn't help but laugh. So now, if she isn't listening, I just have to ask her, "do you want to put your nose on the wall?" and she immediately stops.

Then my friend Crystal and her baby, Marin, came over to visit. Mike got Em from school and came in to tell me she seemed tired. As soon as she walked in she immediately came over and lifted up her zip up sweat shirt revealing NO SHIRT underneath. I panic a little and start bombarding her with questions....

Me: Emily, where's your shirt?

Em: In my room. (I'm thinking classroom, she's been at school all day).

Me: Where did you take it off at? (picturing her doing it in the middle of class).

Em: I didn't take it off.

I'm confused now.

Me: (mike is in the kitchen next to her backpack) Is it in her bag?

Mike: Yeah, it is. (It's actually a thin sweater she accidently brought home).

Me: Emily, why did you take off your shirt?

Em: I didn't, I didn't put it on. It would be too hot with both the shirt and sweater.

Aha! I put her clothes out in the morning, she loved the sweatshirt as it had a cute butterfly on the back and she didn't want to be hot. So what did she do? She just didn't put her shirt on underneath. I'm praying she didn't try to take it off at school. And she also didn't deem it neccessary to put socks on. So my lovely daughter wore a jacket, pants and shoes to school...that's it.

And last but not least, we were coming home last night turning into our neighborhood and our windows were down as it was very nice. As we're turning, I guess Rylee chucked her sock out the window and Emily screams "SHE THREW HER SOCK OUT THE WINDOW...STOP!" Well, that was an old sock and not worth stopping in traffic so we told her it was fine. All of a sudden we realize she's sobbing. Out and out sobbing because Rylee won't have that sock now and it's not nice she liked that sock and on and on and on. So we're telling her it's just a sock, she has more, don't worry about it. Then she goes on sobbing that she was going to make a sock puppet out of it and now it's ruined and we'll never get it back. Mike and I were laughing so hard. When we got home, it was bath and bed. We figured she must be very tired to be so upset about Rylee's sock!