Momma, I need a vacation

Again, I knew something was up when he started with momma. Most of Brody's friends at school had been on vacation at one time or the other during the summer and he did not want to hear it any more. When I picked him up from school, he informed me he needed a vacation (don't we all). I asked him where he wanted to go and he said Nana and Papaw's. So I made the call and of course, they came and picked him up from school the next day.

He had a wonderful time, swimming at the neighbors, swinging and most important, going to Inner Space. He had lots of fun!!!

Thank you Nana and Papaw for a wonderful vacation. (This vacation was about 2 weeks ago, yes, I am late posting about it.)

In 10 days, we 3 leave for a much needed vacation. We can not wait and Brody is so excited to go on vacation with momma and daddy.

Momma, I Wanna...

...TATTOO!!! You want a what??? A tattoo.

This is how our conversation was on the way home yesterday. Talk about taking me by surprise. When Brody starts a conversation with "Momma", I know something is up. We were driving home from school yesterday and he informed me he needed a tattoo. I asked him what a tattoo was and he answered just like he does everything else, "I don't know". I explained to him he was too young and he just didn't need a tattoo. He looked at me and with the most pitiful sound and look on his face, he said "momma, you don't let me have noffin!!!" He proceeds to tell me that Bryan and Caleb have one so he needs one. Again, I tell him no and he tells me "momma, you don't ever let me have noffin!!!"

According to Bryan's dad, he has some fake ones that he wears to school. Thank you, B.J.

Poor Brody, maybe one day momma will let him have something.

Boys and mud

The Backyardigans LIVE

It has been awhile since I posted but I had a couple of new pictures. As everyone knows, Brody loves the Backyardigans. They came live to the HOT fair grounds on August 8 and we were there. (remember Uniqua from earlier - same cartoon). Also in attendance was his best bud Bryan and his parents. The kids loved it. It was a really nice production considering its target age is 3. The characters were grown-ups and you could actually see their face, they did not have masks on which was nice.