“MOM! There’s a girl on the bus whose wrist can go around 360 degrees!!!!!!!”
LC was shouting as he climbed in the truck at the bus stop.
“It was so awesome! It could go WA, then WA, then WA, then WAHHHH!!”
[picture him rotating his arm enough to contort his whole body.]
Hannah: “It was my friend Peyton! She’s double-jointed!”
LC: “I SO wish my wrist could do that!”
Well.
I’m glad he has goals.
I’m over here today. Describing the amusement park I intend to open later in life.
[Come visit me at 5 Minutes for Parenting]
5 responses so far ↓
1 @ngie // Dec 13, 2008 at 10:14 am
Merry Christmas!!!
I just felt like saying that.
)
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2 katdish // Dec 13, 2008 at 10:18 am
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What’s all that? Looks like some kind of weird subliminal messaging.
HA-larious post BTW. (Did I mention that I was easily distracted?)
And I am SO not looking forward to the tweenage years.
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3 Annie K // Dec 13, 2008 at 6:26 pm
Hey, I’m deep into the teens. Tweens were a piece of cake. Wait until you get to the amusement part of teendom. I’ll help you write that one – I’ve got the blue prints in the vault.
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4 All Rileyed Up // Dec 13, 2008 at 11:35 pm
Ha ha! I used to think it would be so cool to be double joined too. (I still do, actually, but I’ve realized is not a goal I can attain. Sad.)
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5 Jenn Calling Home // Dec 15, 2008 at 10:14 am
Teens are still into this. At my daughter’s 18th party, a group sat around trying to push their thumbs down to touch their wrists. Apparently this is a big deal. Some could (gross) and some couldn’t. Teens are fascinating, especially in group situations.
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