Supper with Toddlers
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Tuesday evening, Flesworthy kitchen.
Andy: So, how was your day?
Jennifer: Pretty good, I think Henry’s feeling a little—
Eleanor: Starfish! Starfish! signs starfish
Jennifer: Yes, starfish.
Henry: Starfish! Starfish! signs starfish
Andy: That’s right, starfish.
Eleanor and Henry: in unison Starfish! Starfish! sign starfish
Jennifer: Uh huh. Starfish. So yeah, Henry’s feeling better. How was your day?
Andy: Oh, it was busy. I had a meeting—
Eleanor: More dutch! More dutch!
Jennifer: You have chips. Right there.
Eleanor: DIP! DIP!
Jennifer: Look, you have dip, too.
Henry: peaaaah buuuuuh!
Andy: What’s he saying?
Jennifer: He’s saying “peanut butter.” No, sweetie, look. It’s grilled cheese.
Andy: Cheese!
Henry: peaaaah buuuuh!
Eleanor: More dutch! More dutch!
Jennifer: So, your day was busy?
Andy: Yeah, but my meetings went well. We sold five con—
Henry: peaaaah buuuuh!
Jennifer: Sure, whatever, it’s peanut butter.
Andy: --tracts last week, which is great.
Eleanor: scoops finger in dip, holds finger up, looks concerned AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
Jennifer: It’s okay, Eleanor, just lick it off.
Eleanor: licks finger
Henry: scoops finger in dip, holds finger up, looks concerned AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
Andy: Lick it off, dude.
Henry: licks finger
Eleanor and Henry: holding up dip-covered fingers AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
Andy and Jennifer: LICK. IT. OFF.
Jennifer: Five contracts? That’s awesome. How will the rest of your—
Henry: stuck stuck stuck STUCK STUCK STUCK STUCK!
Andy: adjusts Henry’s seat
Jennifer: —week go? Eleanor, can you eat some more of your sandwich?
Andy: It’s going to be busy, getting ready for my furlough week. distributes remaining chips Look guys, no more chips.
Eleanor: Bye dutch! Bye-bye dutch!
Henry: pointing Dad. Mom. Eleanor.
Eleanor: removes left sock, places on right hand, attempts to scoop up dip with socked hand
Andy: Oh, Eleanor, no no no, don’t put your sock in the dip. removes sock
Henry: Down play? Down play? Down play? Down play?
Jennifer: Henry, do you want to get down and play?
Henry: shakes head NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Andy: Our children are crazy.
2 comments:
giggle... I need to see the real play because I only visualize my dinner table. :)
:) :) :) :) :)
So sweet.
Thanks for sharing that you have a fear of the dark, too. I hear all the coolest and most wonderful people on earth have this quirk. So, congrats!
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