Abby had to pee four times in the grocery store- but I think it was more about the Dyson Air Blades than it was about actual bladder control- so when I finally reached in my purse to pay from my mountain of groceries, I was already on the annoyed side of the fence. Pulling out my wallet, I found this little list, written on the back of a piece of origami paper. Before Jeffrey left for school, he had mentioned something about picking up some things he wanted from the market- I just wasn’t expecting quite… this.
I’m still struggling with why he needs concrete molds. I can see super glue- I mean, it’s super, and it’s glue! What’s not to love? But concrete molds? Unless perhaps he was hoping the request for Hot Pockets would seem sane after asking for concrete molds…?
That there’s a keeper!
This is why little boys are wonderful!
I don’t know, any man who wants to pour concrete is good in my book, and bagel with cheeseee? My fav! : )
Will he be using all these items at the same time?
Maybe he just want to figure out for himself -just how do they do it? You know- those commercials where they try and figure out how they get that big cheese flavor into that tiny cracker! I love all of the regular things mixed in with the other things!
Oooh, I shudder to think what my child would write on his list if he were only able to write….. I’m pretty sure it would include a lot more sugar than Jeffrey’s list!
I’m pretty sure there is another “e” in Cheeseee.
awesome!
And that is why I love having two boys! (and one darn creative girl who would really be the one to come up with this list and have a purpose for it!)
I’m just impressed your boy even knows what a concrete mold is. I’m not sure I even know.