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| "Careful"? Of what? |
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| What plaster? |
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| Nope, I'm comfy just like this. |
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| Why, yes, Mummy did say I could wear undies on my head to Playgroup if I wanted to. |
The Woods are lovely, dark and deep
But before I go to sleep
I have promises to keep.
(Byron, when asked if he remembered the "dark woods poem" he'd only heard a few times, weeks earlier.)
B: Let's play a game called "Annoy", where I spray you in the face and you run away.
Byron thought his mummy was very clever for knitting an elephant, not because it was an elephant, but because I somehow changed the color from the one on the pattern :)
Jasmine: Look at my spinny dress!
Byron: Jasmine, I don't like spinny dresses! I like cranes.
Byron (on Melbourne Cup fashion): She's got undies on her head!
Byron - playing a game called "Delivering little parcels to make the sad people feel better."
Byron (re "The Great Jiggy Wiggy", a character (the king) on his xbox game Banjo 'n Tooie) That's Jesus, Daddy!
Jasmine: I can do whatever I want to!
Byron: No you can't. You can't kill people or play in the cupboard.
Sent his handprint to Jonathan, "his boy", whom he picked (from the World Vision site) to sponsor.
2 comments:
He's such a straightforward boy. "Annoy", liking cranes, undies fashion. Funny. And I can hear him in my head.
And I see you're a magical knitter! :)
I thought the comment under the undies photo was going to be something about playing "going to the races". :)
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