We're boring this week. For lack of anything else to post, here are the latest Dominisms:
Threesday
markering
D starts with "down"
Well, I guess I could brag about something nice Dominick did yesterday at playgroup. A toy train went under a play yard and got stuck there, and Dom's little friend couldn't reach it. Dom got down, pulled out the train for his friend, then went back to playing with the bouncy seat or whatever was amusing him at the time. I was very proud.
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Boy 1: Dominick
- DOB: 2/21/2004
- Loves utility markings and covers, cones, signs, creating artwork, mazes, stickers, worms, collecting nature objects, train tracks, books, Thomas, food
Boy 2: Noel
- DOB: 11/6/2006
- Loves Cars (the movie), books, riding his tricycle, Thomas, signs, red diapers, scrambled eggs, copying big brother
The rest of us
- Kelly
- Mom to the aforementioned two boys and keeper of the blog. And let's not forget Mike, the non-blogging dad and husband. But really, it's all about the kids, right?
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5 comments:
To quote our Denton friend, Tom Irby, "Ain't no word can't be verbed."
Mom & I were discussing "threesday" earlier today. She thinks it means one thing and I think it means another. Would you tell us: does it mean "Thursday" or the day after "twos-day?"
He said it a few times the other day when I mentioned that it was Tuesday, so my guess is he was thinking Twos-day, which of course leads to Threesday. Who had their money on Twos-day?
I did. It made sense to me, and I think it should be the new name for Wednesday, which is always hard to spell and doesn't make sense either. Then, of course, the day after Threesday would be Foursday, which is not a far cry from the original Norse Thorsday. And Fiveday isn't far from Friday.
Need I say that the boy is a linguistic genius?
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