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Funny Friday!!

Kids say the earnest things!!!!

The other day my daughter wanted a shack and asked for a "cumber". (English translation... cucumber).
So knowing she could actually say the right word I decided to play dumb and asked...

"Sydney what is a cumber??"

Sydney only took a few seconds before she reached up to me... crabbed my face and state...

"Mommy listen to me!"
"Look at my mouth...  I say CU-CUM-BER!!!!"

Well lets just say I fell off the couch laughing.
It is these little nuggets of joy that makes everything worth it. Kids really have the ability to lighten the room and your heart with a simple smile or quirky expression. I love hearing her laugh and I love seeing her enjoy life. They really are gifts from God and we must treasure them.





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  1. Too funny!

    Thanks for stopping by, I'm returning the follow

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  2. My son grabs my face like that to get my to listen to him too. Too funny!

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  3. How cute! Kids do say the funniest things :))

    Thanks for linking up with my NO RULES Weekend Blog Party!
    Have a great weekend :)
    Paula
    lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com

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  4. I agree, kids are tops! I'm following you now from the Friday No Rules Hop.

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  5. That is so cute! I'm now following- so glad I found you!
    Angela
    http://www.amamascorneroftheworld.com

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  6. When my third daughter was three and my second daughter was 5 and my oldest was seven I interviewed them separately and wrote down their answers. It was so interesting to see what they had to say--each of them had such a different perspective. I need to do that again since I've added a fourth and I would love to see how their responses have changed...I feel a new blog post in the making! Thanks for stopping by our blog! It's nice to "meet" you!

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  7. First time follower through the Hop.

    That's a funny and very cute post.

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  8. What a precious (and witty) baby girl you have! ;)

    Rach

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  9. LOL I absolutely love what comes out of the mouth of babes! Am following you back.

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  10. Aw bless...mine used to say something similar......love stuff like that!!
    http://toxylicious.blogspot.com

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  11. That's adorable! :)
    I'm excited to have children just to hear what comes outta their mouths. Ha.

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  12. Kids, they do and say the cutest things.

    Following back. Thanks for stopping by my blog :)

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