Sunday
May222011
Who are you talking to?
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Emma: Mama!
Me: What?
Julian: What Mama?
Emma: [something incomprehensible, at the same time Julian was speaking]
Me: What is it Emma? [attempt to clarify who I am talking to and get her to repeat herself]
Julian: It's not Emma, it's me Julian.
Me [to Julian]: I'm not talking to you, I'm talking to your sister.
Emma: I don't have a sister.
Me: What?
Julian: What Mama?
Emma: [something incomprehensible, at the same time Julian was speaking]
Me: What is it Emma? [attempt to clarify who I am talking to and get her to repeat herself]
Julian: It's not Emma, it's me Julian.
Me [to Julian]: I'm not talking to you, I'm talking to your sister.
Emma: I don't have a sister.
Reader Comments (19)
hahaha!
I had to read that a few times to understand what was happening... too funny :-)
That could very easily have been a conversation in this house, just add one more kid to the mix. :)
HAHAHA! That's hilarious!
Ha! This could totally be my family. Classic!
Classic!!! The story of my entire life right now!!! Love it!!!
Oh dear! Love it. :)
LOL That was great! Thanks for the laugh :)
Hahaha! I only have one kid and it's already driving me crazy. I can totally understand!
Lol. I've had the conversation with my 3 many a time-usually in the car. After considering banging my head on the steering wheel a few times, I often end up turning up the stereo.
If safety alone won't convince parents to keep their kids rearfacing as long as possible, conversations like this certainly will. I've noticed a marked increase in the frequency of head-banging conversations since their not facing each other.
I think we've had this conversation at our house several times. :)
Hee! :)
Who IS on first?
too funny! and true :)
Lol! At least you got the names right... ;)
Yes, I got called by the dog's name many times as a kid. We also had to number off (there were six of us) after my little brother got left at a couple of places. Classic multikid scenario! Made me nostalgic...
My wife and I will sometimes purposefully mis-repeat our children to mess with them, and they're the ones who end up thinking, "Help me!"
I have remarkably similar conversations with just one kid.
Ahhhhahahaha, I love it! Oh my, I can hardly wait for those days lol.
Hee!
At least it's never boring?