LaLa- When I get big I am gonna be a fireman.
Me- Really?
LaLa- Yeah or maybe a police man.
Me- You could be a doctor!
LaLa- But that is a BIG JOB!
Me- Yeah it is.
*few moments of silence*
LaLa- And when I get big I am gonna get new parents too.
Gee thanks kid.
Hahahaha!
ReplyDeleteOh, snap!
ReplyDeleteBut she won't, she likes you too much :)
Verry interesting! LOL
ReplyDeleteomg that cracked me the hell up.
ReplyDeleteWe wouldn't want her to have a BIG JOB. This was too funny.
ReplyDeleteKeep persevering. Maybe talk about how dangerous it is being a policeman or fireman, and casually make remarks about how great your doctors are, what nice cars they have, etc etc.
ReplyDeleteTrust a child to have no reservations in telling them what they really think about life :-)
ReplyDeleteRotten kid.
ReplyDelete;)
Ellie
Tell LaLa you want a new kid.
ReplyDeleteKids are such a riot :)
ReplyDeleteFunny, If I had a dime for every time my youngest has said that to me....
ReplyDeleteYou can get new parents? Since when?!?
ReplyDeleteI am NOT LOL I am NOT LOL
ReplyDeleteokay i so totally LOL'd
Where does the line form for possible new parents? Can I put in my info? :-)
ReplyDeleteI want a kid like that!
Where does the line form for possible new parents? Can I put in my info? :-)
ReplyDeleteI want a kid like that!
Oh god, if that were only possible I would have done it a long time ago. She is really cute Kat.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter used to tell me that I could live with her forever, and if her husband didn't like it, she'd kick him to the curb. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteLOL How dare you have high expectations! Dammit woman!
ReplyDeleteWuuu...next time offer her "crack ho" as a profession and see if she bites! :D
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!! Omg, that made me laugh so hard!!
ReplyDeleteWant to trade kids for a couple weeks? Then they can see that it just doesn't get any better.
ReplyDeleteWow, that stings!
ReplyDeleteOh, well, she'll learn the cold, hard truth later - you're pretty much stuck with your parents. Jokes on her :)
damn, lala!
ReplyDeletePolitely explain that getting new parents is like getting a new teacher. Sometimes the next one isn't any nicer than the last one.
ReplyDeleteHee hee...that made me chuckle!!
ReplyDeleteYeah. . .may IN LAWS!!!!
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, there will come a day when you will want to hold him to that!
ReplyDeleteCan he write? Get a signed contract.
My lovely daughter says when she has kids I've got to drive past ,throw money and pretend I don't know her! can't wait!
ReplyDeleteSusan
I needed that laugh! Give her a little thank you hug from me :o) She probably doesn't mean it...
ReplyDeleteCute conversation! I came over her from Mimi's blog, He and Me + 3.
ReplyDeleteI was wanting to start a Mr. Linky type post in which I write a letter. Turns out you already do that! Would it be OK if I do it on my blog too. I don't want to steal your idea, but honestly I didn't know you had this going on. I will call it something different.
Oh yes - my two are trading us in at some point too!
ReplyDeleteLOL. Sounds like my son.
ReplyDeleteSnap, you're getting traded for fancier models?
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