The weeks since our wedding have been a trial for sure! The addition of two little ones, aged 2 and 5 make for quite a lively household.
Contrary to what many may think, Ron & I are really enjoying the children. They just come out with some of the funniest stuff.
The 5 year old, “Big Brother”, is quite smart. He doesn’t sit around watching TV all day, but when he does, his momma only let’s him watch “educational” cartoons. Very smart lady.
Back when they had their apartment, he soaked up quite a bit of Bill Nye the Science guy videos. To hear the kid talk about gravity, or the solar system..it’s like WOW!
The other night we started talking about school. Big Brother recently turned 5 and should be going to school this fall. But he DOES NOT want to go!
He has said in the past that he’d be terrified by the teacher.
Not sure why he thinks he’d be terrified of a teacher…
But we did have an amusing conversation the other night.
He said, “I want you to teach me!”
I said, ” You mean like home schooling? I would LOVE to homeschool with you. I’m sure you could teach me alot!”
He just stopped in his tracks, gave me a wondering kind of look and said, “No, YOU teach ME!”
I remarked back, “I’m afraid YOU could probably teach ME quite a bit!”
Then Big Brother gets another G-R-E-A-T idea!
He can teach Little brother everything we teach him!
I continued it by saying that Little Brother can teach baby sister (still in Mama’s belly).
Big Brother said, “No, I’ll teach my baby sister and she can teach Little Brother.”
I tried to explain that Little Brother should teach Baby Sister since he will be older.
Big Brother insists that Baby Sister should teach Little Brother.
Must be he doesn’t think Little Brother is too bright and needs more time….
Little Brother is a good worker!
This morning I was folding towels and wash clothes at the kitchen table while talking to the kids.
Little Brother (just over 2) grabbed a wash cloth. I figured I would turn this into a learning experience and make the kid happy at the same time.
So I started teaching him how to fold the wash cloth in 1/2, smooth it out, then fold in 1/2 again.
He did it several times and did it very well.
Do you think he would show anyone else?
NO!
He started balling it up, then flattened it back out and started folding it in thirds and such.
If you ask me, the kid is pretty smart. He chooses what he will reveal of himself to others!
All in all, I would say the adult children need to get a life and move on.
The little kids can stay….for a while!
That’s it for now!
Hope everyone has a great weekend!