Camden recently asked me, "When Bentley is dead can we get a cat?" That is a big negative!
I was trying to get Bentley to go outside one morning and Camden said, "I'm trying to pet the dog for crying out loud!" I just don't know where he learns to talk like this.
He was playing with a truck in the Baby room when I picked him up at daycare last week. I told him that he shouldn't play with the baby toys because he might break them. He said, "Can I not remember my childhood?"
He told me that because of me he was having to learn the hard way! I have told him several times that he can learn the easy way or the hard way. I guess he thinks I chose the hard way?
Yesterday I told him that he better stop horse playing on the bus or he would get kicked off and not get to ride it anymore. He said, "That's OK, I will just ride my bike to school and I know a short cut!" I think this is where I am supposed to say that he is getting too big for his britches! Ha.
Today I told him Good Morning and he said, "I am not in the mood for anything!" Oh, I do hope he is in the mood for school! Ha.
Now we no what he is doing sitting in his room, thinking of all the smart things to say. If he can think up this, surely he can think more about school work. I have a feeling like you said he is getting to smart for his britches, I only whish I knew what is going on in that head of his. Maybe he is picking some of this from the older kids in day care--- Oh well, you sure do not have a dull moment!!!At least his mind is working, maybe just not the way we want it too!!!! Hang in there Mommy, things will get better (I hope) Love ya Mom S
ReplyDeleteIf there is one thing in life I know for certain, it is that Camden has a mind of his own. He hears everything except when we are calling him to do something. Need I remind you of the dinner table conversation when he said a couple choce words in perfect context. He obviously gets this from you my love. Oh how I miss my boy!!!!
ReplyDeleteI say he gets a lot of it from other kids at school and day care. You'd be surprised to hear some of the stories and things we hear about in kindergarten. Just keep your fingers crossed that behind all that "know-it-all" attitude, he knows right from wrong like he was taught. :-)
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