(Jenn) So Henry's phrases are starting to get longer and more complex as he experiments with the English language. The result? Some pretty funny stuff! Man, this kid is making me laugh. Here are some examples:
Henry's Mixed-Up Version of English:
* "What's that noising?"
* "Who's that people's name?"
* (In response to my "You can eat that with your hands. It will be easier.") "Do it with a spoon, want."
Profound and Obscure Statements:
* "President Hinckley watches through the night."
* (While looking out the window at our next door neighbors' toy-filled back yard) "Lots of free toys!"
* (During yet another frustrating Henry-won't-eat-anything dinner) "Mommy do a angry face?"
* (In response to his own question, "Where's Daddy go?") "In New York City, in Empire State Building, with the missionaries."
* (Referring to a straw covered with chocolate milk residue) "Look! Has poop on it!"
3 comments:
Those are great. I'll be looking forward to a second installment!
Henry is so hilariously. Just give him a big kiss, I want.
I love hearing kids' sayings. Sounds like he's combined Pres. Hinckley with Santa. There's too many authority figures for kids to sort out. And good to hear Ben helps out the missionaries.
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