Boundary Lines

Shookie-ism

(As we watched someone milking a cow on TV):

Mommy, what is he DOING?! Is he squeezing the pee-pee out?

LOL!

Shookie-Ism

Someone heard the Shookie saying that my MIL's "real name" is Sharon earlier, so I asked him what Daddy's real name is ... "T!", he exclaimed. Mommy's real name? ... "Bekah!". And then ...

"Shookie, what's Nonny's real name?" (He pauses to think for a second.) ... "SOUP!" (It's Sue.)

"Shookie, what's Papa's real name?" (Pauses again.) ... "YOUR DAD!"

"What's H.'s real name?" ... "COUSIN!".

... followed by spontaneous applause and much laughter on our part.

Shookie-isms

"Look! Bubbles!", he says, while peering into the toilet bowl after peeing.

"Oh man, ees not snowing. Dahn it!", as he looked out the window this morning.

Shookie-isms

T's Mom told us over the weekend that each time they see the Shookie, he has a new favorite phrase. Last time it was, "Wha's so funny?". This weekend it was "Ya wanna play with us". (Apparently, he has multiple personalities).

Another phrase he popped up with today is "I have-a good news. I have-a bad news". Yes, he has an Italian accent, folks. I have no idea where he picked this up. Maybe a movie he's watched recently.

Other recent Shookie-isms include:

"I needs it".

"Yep" and "Nope".

and "You come with me?"

This is all we could think of at the moment, but I'll edit this entry and add to it if more come to mind.

Shookie-isms

"Mommy, look! It's a river! A river of SNAKES!", he said as he paddled through the river on his tricycle, in our bedroom.

"There's his ear. There's his tail. There's his leg. And there's his peep.", pointing out his toy horse's body parts to his Daddy. Oh my!