Anyhow, here's a collection of utterances I've gathered from my big, dark blue week to page diary which is trying to organise my life (and not quite succeeding). I try to write them down as soon as I hear them as I'll never rember them otherwise. Does this count as my daily writing? I have learned that this blog, and most others, can now be nobly called a piece of Creative Non-fiction. That does sound posh, doesn't it!
Biryani
M had some grammar homework involving superlatives. Biryani logically extended it to:”table, tabler, tablest.”!
For some reason she’d been talking quite a bit about death—I was “only a little bit old.”
She plays the game on ‘Martha Speaks’ website—“They know what ‘ex-aasted’ means and you don’t”
Me—“??”
B --“angry, feel like you’re worried about something”
Was that ‘exasperated’, or ‘exhausted’ in a US accent? should check what my kids do online more often!
We are playing a game
me -“you’re wasting your time” (I don’t recall why I said this!)
B-“I don’t have any time, only if I hold the timer I do.”
Hz
He had lost his boot and straight away announced:” can’t find it anywhere.”
As if he’d really been looking everywhere for it, my foot!
Hz’s mispronunciations:
“I got a i lossy”-- Ice lolly
“Wishwasher” --Dishwasher
“Weewok” --Ewok (Star Wars)
Biryani made some instructions on how to make a stop sign: ’HOW TOO MEAC STOP SEIN’
I hope this post makes some sense. I've been called away to a bathing situation and so I'll just press publish.
1 comment:
Assalamualaykum, LOL, I like the time/ timer one best.
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