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Well, we didn't get any snow in Houston, but its 28F, and there is ice everywhere. The first overpass I came to this morning had 13 cars scattered across it. I should have turned around right there, but I didn't, and by the grace of God, I made it to work OK. It's going to be a nightmare here when the masses hit the roads... should be starting about now. Ya'll stay warm and safe.Craig
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Man at the airport: What do you want to be when you grow up?
Toby (after thinking it over seriously): A dinosaur.
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Toby's preschool teacher got married this winter, and ever since, he has been obsessed with weddings. He proposes to our babysitter, he tries on my wedding ring, he wants to look at our wedding photos every night before bed. His teachers recently wrote in his weekly school report, "We enjoyed watching Toby play. He went on a date and got engaged." Yes. Of course he did. :)
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Toby to Alex, very seriously: "Do the Forty-Niners pee?"
After a brutal winter, we went for our first long bike ride, and as the wind swept through our hair, we both felt revitalized. Suddenly I heard him yell from the bike seat behind me: "Mama, I love bike rides! I love you!!! I love ALL THOSE THINGS!!!!!"
"Daddy, what kind of instrument is that?" —at the Natural History Museum, when we walked by a painting of a man holding a musket.
The other day, he held Anton's little cap in his arms and told me, "This is my baby, and she misses her cousins." And then he started whispering to the hat: "I know, I know you miss your cousins. I know. But we will see your friends today, and they are really nice."
I love this little boy so much! Never grow up, Toby:)
What sweet things have your kids been chatting about recently? What are they into? I'd love to hear...
P.S. Toby in conversation as a two-year-old and three-year-old and three-and-a-half-year-old. And his first day of school. And I can't believe he was ever this little :)
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- Megan F said...
Oh, gosh! This made my heart leap with excitement for when our little guy starts talking (he's 11 months). As much as I want him to stay my baby, your posts about Toby remind me that the best, I'm sure, is yet to be.
- Hannah S said...
i really chuckle audibly over all of toby's musings and assessments of life. i honestly think i'd read a book of them if that was a thing that was available.
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- Sarah Stone said...
My little one is on a beauty and the beast kick right now. She's always acting out the movie, and funny enough, I'm Bella and she's the beast!
- Natalie Tincher said...
What a fun age! I LOVED when my nieces and nephews were between 3 and 4 years old. Their vocabulary is adorable.
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- Lauren Gabrielle said...
What a doll! Toby sounds like he has such a caring personality. He also sounds very independent. You are raising two great boys Joanna and Alex! :)
- Meadow said...
Aw kids say the darndest things lol. Cutie.
- Joanna Goddard said...
megan, you're going to love it! talking is the best part :)
- Joanna Goddard said...
hahaha, sarah, i love that :)
- Lynn DontBlameTheKids said...
Save some wine for mommy...Yes, indeed, Mr. Toby. A boy wise beyond his years! Love it!
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- lauren elizabeth said...
I don't have children yet but I do nanny. this list is so sweet:) the little boy I babysit (5 y/o) and I were driving around in my car the other day. I could see in my rear view mirror that he was about to doze off when... Very seriously he said "Lauren, I've been wishing to know. Is sh!t a bad word or what?" So hard for me to keep my composure!;)
- Katrina said...
Aww! I love listening to my boys chatter..especially when they are in bed for the night, and suppose to be asleep. My 3 year old will hang his head over the side of the top bunk, and try and teach my 18 month old in the bottom bunk, how to talk. He'll say, " can you say car, Avraam? Can you say ball? Can you say duck? What does a duck say?" ect.
The other night after about 15 minutes of ' teaching ', Ezra finally said, ' ok, avraam, I need to sleep now, ok? So can you please be quiet?' ( Avraam hadn't said anything other then 'no!' during the previous 15 minutes! ) - 12:44 PM
- Vale Cervarich said...
So Sweet!!
My daughter Lucy is 4 1/2. She has a Dun Dun too!
Hers is a storm trooper (not a lovie, but def a friend).
He got his name from the song people would sing: the Starwars music! Dun dun da dun, dun da dun, dun da dun :) I love kids nicknames for their things so much! - 12:45 PM
- Kerry said...
Our little man will be 4 yrs old tomorrow. He's more of a salty than a sweet:
"Ian, how was your day?" -- "EVERYTHING IS YUCKY." [emits mind-altering scream]
But he has his soft, snuggly moments, as well. - 12:47 PM
- jdawg said...
This is so lovely! My daughter Rowan (2.5) says some fun things I try to get on record too! I don't know where she got it, but everything she eats needs to have "SOY SAUZE". I'll be making dinner and getting hers ready and she'll ask, "Did you put Soy Sauze?" Yes. Yes we always put on soy sauze. Especially on ice cream (we only say we do - in case that wasn't clear!).
- Krista Nicholas said...
I was watching my 3 year old nephew recently. He is was so annoyed with his dog he shouted "For crying out loud, Duke, just sit down! *mumbles* For goodness sakes...."
I died. - 12:52 PM
- fuller said...
My 5 yo daughter asked me recently "Would you break the law for me if it would make me happy?" I thought a minute and said, "I guess it depends what law." She said, "Like, would you put a big block of ice and a box of tacos in the courtyard?" I said "Honey, those things aren't against the law." Her reply: "It's against NATURE'S LAWS!"
- Exhaustipated said...
Since his dad introduced the word abracadabra a couple weeks ago while doing a little trick, my son (turned 4 three weeks ago) has been obsessed with magic. He is constantly making things disappear and reappear --
"Acadadbro!" while he hides his spoon in his lap. "Mom where did the spoon go? I made it disappear!" while laughing hysterically.
When the laughter subsides he looks at me very seriously, squints his eyes a little and says, "I'm magic." "I'm just kidding."
It's weird and hilarious.
- Green Bag Lady Teresa said...
My son wanted to be a dinosaur when he grew up too. My daughter wanted to be a butterfly. I loved that!
- Lauren Ashley said...
Oh my, what a sweet boy! Makes me excited to meet our baby girl (I'm a week and a half from my due date) and for all the stages of her childhood. xo!
- Matilda Hankinson said...
Toby is just hilarious. When I was about a little older than him I was CONVINCED that it was the Statue of Liverty, and I would routinely correct people.
Also my little brother went through a phase of introducing himself alternately as Fluffy and Plastic Mouse (his real name is Nicolas) - 1:06 PM
- Carrie Gadda said...
My little boy is 8 weeks and he constantly coos, grunts and squeals! Can't wait for those noises to turn into funny little conversations in a couple years!
- Alicia said...
This post is too precious! I'm studying to be a speech-language therapist and I LOVE watching children's language develop. They say the most profound things sometimes!
PS- What happened to Toby's chin? - 1:14 PM
- martini said...
Oh god! *I* almost peed when I got to the part about whether the 49'ers pee! And these comments are priceless -- a big block of ice and a box of tacos? I swear, when people get nostalgic for "simple childhood pleasures," they've completely forgotten how complex those can be!
- Rachael said...
Have you even seen this series of youtube videos? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsRk0TXYXuA I just adore the kid snippets, and Toby asking for a 'real duck' reminded me of this particular one! I'm not sure I would share this one with Toby though because I'm sure he'll be asking for a real pet penguin next!!
Rachael - 1:16 PM
- Jacob Phelps said...
He is simply too cute!
- P Spigs said...
One of the best pieces of parenting advice I ever received came from my dad... "Write down the little things he says---I promise you will want to remember them someday."
These Toby quotes are ridiculously adorable! My favorite from my just-turned-4-year-old little boy from this weekend was, "Momma, we should put an escalator in the house. I can't just keep walking up these stairs." - 1:22 PM
- Alice Kennedy said...
I just read back through all the conversations with Toby with my housemate. We have decided that he is the perfect child and we hope we have kids as funny as him :)
alicesadventuresontheground.blogspot.co.uk - 1:29 PM
- Erin W. said...
I love his birthday list! So cute! I remember once when I was little I wrote on my Christmas list "a real looking dog". My aunt got me a huge dog stuffed animal. I also put baby brother or sister on my list many times.
- miriahrr said...
So adorable. My four-year-old little boy is into the funniest mash up characters. He's recently been "a darth vader kangaroo" and " a sparkly rainbow hot lava robot iron man tiger."
- Katie said...
My cousin's daughter told her that "Grammy shaves her face" after she saw her Grammy using a clarisonic! So funny!
- Theresa Hoffman said...
My little Henry will be 2 on Friday. Last week on a cloudy morning I took him out of the car and he said "Momma where stars??" Pointing to the sky. I said "they are behind the clouds with the moon" Then he got excited, yelled "cows!" And started looking around :) I must have said "mooooooooooooon" lol
- Matilda Hankinson said...
also have you seen the Convos With my 2 Year Old videos? They're actual conversations between a man and his daughter reenacted by two full-grown men. SO funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k1qPaDJHOs
- Betty and Veronica said...
So sweet! My little guy is just over 3, his name is Jude and he just learned how to sing "Hey Jude" but gets a kick out of replacing Jude with snail and then he laughs and laughs and laughs. Its hysterical. He is also really into whales....he can name most of them and loves watching them on the Blue Planet documentary series. Its a nice change from bubble guppies.
- Sarah said...
This is so familiar! Our oldest son turned four a couple weeks ago and just this weekend, he came into the kitchen while I was doing dishes, slumped down at the table and said, "So, what IS the deal?" Ha!
- Casey said...
Tootsie Rolls have become "Tushie Rolls" in my house and I think I'll probably be calling them that way after my kids have grown up.
- Laura Whittaker said...
Babysitting for a 6 year old once, we were driving back from dinner. He asked me, "Can you turn the music down? I'm gonna dream."
And my cousin once, "Why do people have to die? And why does crab have to have shells in it?," both asked with utmost sincerity. - 1:44 PM
- Joanna Goddard said...
alicia, he fell while running down a hill in riverside park. it got sliced on a little piece of rock, unfortunately! we took him to urgent care and the doctor taped it up. it's healing really well and i think the bandaid will come off tonight :) thanks for asking!
- Joanna Goddard said...
sarah, that is soooooo cute!!! whenever toby wants to make conversation, he'll ask, "so, what do you like to do on a sunny day?" i think they ask that at school!
- Julie Catherine Smith said...
I just found out last week that we are expecting a boy. It's our first baby, and your posts about your boys make me really excited to be a mama to a boy!
- Mollie D said...
Mine will be 4 in 2 months I'm going to be so sad when stops saying things like 'bullbozers are the coolest' and 'mom, you're my fweind, right?' I'll be sad when I can't pull him into my lap at any given time and he lets me squeeze on him. All part of growing up and I just try to remember age 5 will also have hilarious moments and incredible milestones, right?
- Katherine said...
my 2yr old likes to ask if various things have fluffy tails, like dinosaurs. he also asks if dinosaurs go to work.
he calls pancakes with syrup "cakes and sauce".
he also says "oh my!" and "check it out!" (i guess i must say those things?)
he will only call toes "piggies", and if he sees me with my shoes off he says "p.u., mama!" - 1:56 PM
- Ms. Shypoke said...
You know.. if he had a real house.. he could have a real duck..lol. We have some geese in our pond:).. there were a couple of mallards in there the other day too. Nature is fun.
I was watching a show the other day about "brooklyn grange". It's a rooftop farming company in NY. They talked about how so many people are very disconnected from things by living in the city. She mentioned one child who said he didn't see how the environment mattered to him.. because it was out there.. in the country. It was interesting to see that business. You ought to try to go see it sometime.. pretty cool. - 2:02 PM
- Alexis Kletjian said...
Love it, so funny all the things kids say. Great candid shots!
We just saw a funeral for a fireman in passing, and my daughter said "He must have forgot to Stop, Drop and Roll!" You have to write down all the precious things they say before you forget.
www.alexiskletjian.com - 2:21 PM
- officiallyobsessed.net said...
I'm saving this comment thread as an instant pick-me-up -- it's making me cry with laughter reading some of them!
My girl is 2-almost-3, which is apparently a goldmine age for hilarious and sweet quotes. Just from this past weekend:
1) she started asking for paper to "write notes" to mommy and daddy. She just draws mountains, but talks out loud while she does it, and every note is invariably this: "Dear Mommy. Give hugs and kisses. I SAID HUGS AND KISSES!"
2) grabbing a cloth napkin and wiping the kitchen island, while singing, "cleaning, cleaning is my job! making it shiny and clean!" then firmly telling the island, "don't you get messy again!" (we didn't teach her any of this -- thank you daycare!)
3) And my favorite: we've been talking about middle and last names lately, so we were trying to practice them: "What's your name?" "Zoe!" "That's right! And what's your long name?" "ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOE." :) - 2:34 PM
- nikki leathe said...
I love toby! He sounds like such a smart little guy. Thanks, this made me smile :)
- Catherine said...
When my triplets turned 3, I overheard them having a small argument in their bedroom about whose birthday it was.
Today they were discussing weather and one claimed sunny days as his favorite, the other said she likes it cold, and the last said rainy. It was just a funny very serious conversation to me.
I also laugh when my boisterous one calls out "oh yeah, baby" when I hand him something sweet. - 2:41 PM
- Joanna Goddard said...
catherine, that's amazing that you have triplets!
- Cheryl G. said...
Such a sweet little boy you have! So so cute!
Our nearly four year old granddaughter will frequently say, "what the heck!" Pretty much anything she says melts us into a puddle of goo.
Our youngest is 20 but he is a very tall special needs kid and every so often he'll say something that still catches me by surprise.
On Friday we ordered a 5 cheese pizza.
As he was devouring his pizza he said, "this is no ordinary cheese."
- rindi said...
Toby is so cute!! He's a couple months older than my oldest son, Athan. I'm constantly reeling between frustration (NO I WON'T!), eye-rolling (I'm NOT going to put my pants on ... until I put my underwear on.) and delight. My two boys and I snuggle in my bed most mornings after we're all awake and Athan, who was wearing his Grandpa's ball cap and pretending to be a truck driver, was talking in a deep voice and doing something funny with his hands near his eyes. "Whatcha doing?" I asked. "I'm pretending my eyes are green," he said in his deep voice. =)
- rindi said...
Toby is so cute!! He's a couple months older than my oldest son, Athan. I'm constantly reeling between frustration (NO I WON'T!), eye-rolling (I'm NOT going to put my pants on ... until I put my underwear on.) and delight. My two boys and I snuggle in my bed most mornings after we're all awake and Athan, who was wearing his Grandpa's ball cap and pretending to be a truck driver, was talking in a deep voice and doing something funny with his hands near his eyes. "Whatcha doing?" I asked. "I'm pretending my eyes are green," he said in his deep voice. =)
- Tracy Carson said...
Our almost 5 year old is VERY excited to be a big brother. He often talks directly to the baby in my tummy and surmises what it might be like in the "dark and tight space." "He wants to get out but knows he needs to wait longer to grow" or "He likes it when you eat the yummy food because that makes him move and wiggle." But the other day made my heart melt… He told me that when he was in heaven waiting to be born he was so glad that God chose our family for him to go to because that's the one he wanted. I was astonished by his musings and asked if the new baby was doing the same thing. He replied by telling me that he already knows he is coming to our family and is so excited to meet us! William…wise beyond his years!
- annelisep said...
Hilarious! I love the grown up language so much! And my husband & I try not to laugh when our 4.5 year old, Connor, gets all serious & frowny with us or his big bro:
"Guys, guys, I'm talking right now. Be quiet."
(He usually stands on the couch with his hands in the air while saying this.)
"Well, actually, mommy, you're very wrong."
(When told it's time for bed!)
"U not coming to my red/silver house/grocery store/helicopter."
(we don't have a red or silver house or grocery store or helicopter but apparently he does!)
I, too, love this crazy stage or as Connor says: 'Crazy awesome!' - 3:23 PM
- JennRosen said...
He's a sweet romantic. Like his momma.
This kind of made me want a kid (that's a huge accomplishment!) ;) Cute post. Thanks!
- Sarah K. said...
A couple months ago, just as I was cursing the nap gods for failing me that afternoon, my two-year-old leaned over from his mixing stool in the kitchen, rested his head on my shoulder, rubbed my back and said, "This is my love. My love is my mommy." And my life was made.
Of course, this morning went like this...
Leo: Did you fart, Mommy?
Me: No. Did you?
Leo: Daddy probably farted.
... So it's not all romance. - 3:30 PM
- Hope said...
I cannot get enough of this post.
- TinaGreece (Tina Crisas) said...
When my niece was a wee one, we were eating grilled mushrooms and watching fashion TV nochalantly- it was the first time she tried grilled mushrooms. She was intensely intrigued at the sight of them. In addition, lo and behold she ended up in Vogue magazine quite a few times and the likes as a child model however she is now starting on her path to becoming a pediatrician (whoops, got carried away) - and I recall her looking at me inquisitively asking, "Where are they going?" She was referring to the models on the runway. I still chuckle.
- kayla said...
I am not a mom, not looking to become a mom anytime soon, and am not a reader of "mom blogs" (this is as close to a mom blog as i get).
...but god dammit i love when you write about toby. he makes me laugh out loud every time i read his little phrases and musings. - 3:42 PM
- Erin said...
Love love love. Sweet wise Toby. I'm so in love with this whole process as they begin to talk. My two-year-old has begun to be able to describe the world in this way that blows my mind - yesterday he said, after watching my husband and I very closely, "Mommy loves Daddy". Some of the cuteness is in the misteps, but also in the way he sees so clearly.
I can't imagine what it'll be like when my baby girl and he are old enough to have conversations, like Anton and Toby will be very soon.
What joy - thank you for sharing! - 3:45 PM
- madiebaby said...
My son Hank is 9 months now, so we're working with "Mama", "Dada", and "Car". Lots of Car. Car, car, caaaarrrrr. Big into cars.
But my niece Lucy is 4 1/2 and does say some very profound things some times... I keep a drawing she made for me, and on it was dictated (via my sister), "When you have the heart of a dog, you can have one". If only we all had the heart of a dog! - 3:50 PM
- Alexa said...
hahaha a sports jacket! what a dapper little guy :)
love this post! - 3:51 PM
- Judy said...
We took my 3 year old to his first baseball game and I was exomplaing to him that someone was at bat.
Me: Oh no, he missed!
Isaac: Is he done? Is he going to sing now?
LOL! Too many Disney movies.
Also, when we first put him in his big boy bed, I checked up on him in the monitor and saw him holding his pillow and pacing backa nd forth in his room. I went in there and said He should be in bed. He replied: I can't find it! We put a nightlight in there that night. lol - 4:08 PM
- Tricia said...
Love this so much and it reminds me of my 3 year-old son. Recently, my father asked if he liked lima beans and without missing a beat, in complete seriousness, he responded, "I like jelly beans."
- stateandoccupation.com said...
Hahahaha I'll say it again and again. NOTHING beats a Toby post:) I wish him all the real ducks and real trucks in the world for his birthday.
Thank you for these posts they make me smile so huge.
http://stateandoccupation.com/ - 4:14 PM
- Rony @ catbird said...
This is the best.
I keep a little document in Google Drive to jot things down bc even though I think I will remember forever, I forget in about three seconds.
A recent favorite is when my 6 yr old boy asked me "Come into my bed so we can chitter chatter.". - 4:51 PM
- Megan Ritchey said...
Ah, he is such a sweetheart! My nephew is four and is also a little nut. I spoke with him on the phone yesterday and he was drinking chocolate milk; "This is the best chocolate milk in the whole world and South America."
- rach said...
My son is just getting the hang of toilet training and yesterday peed in the garden. Then he was mumbling and announced "mama I have to tell the scaffold I peed in the garden!" (Scaffold for renovations at our house)
- Gina said...
So, so sweet. I wish I could meet him and have a little chat. I love kids in this phase between toddler and "big kid", so fun, so innocent, sweet, and also so smart!!
- Mish P Lifeontheslowtrain.wordpress.com said...
Jo, I just loved your post. Isn't it amazing that our children can create this physical jolt in our hearts when we think about how much we love them. It really hurts some times.
My son was truly a miracle baby - I wanted to post about it on last Mondays' post about infertility but feared it might be seen as insensitive. I was 40 years old, several long years into a very tough TTC journey... many failed IVFs, and and had come to the hard decision to be all done. Then bam- out of the blue - I found out I was pregnant.
My son is now 5 and is love from my life ( shh, don't tell my hubby).
Last year my son said to me" Y'know Mummy: I could never stop loving you because I have so much love in my heart it could never get out."
Be still my beating heart!
Enjoy every moment of your boys Jo! <3
- onechicklette.com said...
So fun! His brain is growing and changing so fast. Lots of thoughts and feelings.
- Eliza Jane said...
Oh this post is so sweet.
- Maria Langley said...
Congrats Joanna... your Toby is a such a sweet boy. My boy turned four last week and it made me feel sad for a fleeting moment... would you mind telling me which bike seat you use for Toby - i'm struggling with finding a seat for bigger kids.. thanks for your beautiful blog
- Maria Langley said...
Congrats Joanna... your Toby is a such a sweet boy. My boy turned four last week and it made me feel sad for a fleeting moment... would you mind telling me which bike seat you use for Toby - i'm struggling with finding a seat for bigger kids.. thanks for your beautiful blog
- Stacie said...
Toby seems like one of the sweetest little boys ever. I fondly remember his last birthday and how scared he got when you guys tried to sing Happy Birthday! I hope it gets better this year. (:
- Laura said...
He sounds like such a precious boy:) Thanks for sharing your precious boys with us!
- Nicki Marshek said...
That kid is incredibly charming and hilarious! I laughed so hard at "do the forty-niners pee?" that I actually started crying.
- Amber said...
I'm an every day reader and have been for a few years and I think these poses about conversations with Toby are my favorite. What a funny little guy!
- Joanna Goddard said...
maria, i really l like the yepp seats for older kids. they're definitely a splurge, but i think they're worth it—comfy for the kids, great design, not too bulky for the bike overall and they can withstand rain/snow/whatever without getting moldy or too dirty. good luck! xoxo
http://www.adelineadeline.com/kids/child-seats.html - 9:05 PM
- Joanna Goddard said...
thanks for these really sweet comments!!
- kelly zellers said...
My two-year-old, Violet is fascinated by the moon. She points it out to us every evening, and when it's still there in the morning she shouts at it to get its night-night and go to bed. She also loves babie and insects, so it only makes sense that she calls the ants crawling on our peonies 'the baby ants'. We go outside every day and check on their progress, and today they finally bloomed! She was very excited to see what her baby ants accomplished. She also loves helping her daddy in his wood shop, and she even has her own screwdriver. She uses it to fix ev-er-y-thing. Luckily our elderly neighbors thought it was sweet when she was using it to "fix" their downspout after she saw her daddy unclogging ours.
- Maggie S. said...
Ahhhh, that's the best age! I miss the days when my little sister was four and said funny things like this all the time. Now she's ten and still thinks she's in that cute phase, even though she's not. Cherish it while you can!
http://mag.nified.com - 10:37 PM
- Ann O'Sullivan said...
Kids! I rem my friend telling me about the time her son noticed himself naked in the mirror for the first time and he almost had a heart attack. The kid is Irish and has blue/white skin and his veins were very visible throughout his Whole body....he was so upset and shouted 'Mammy Mammy, I am cracking up'..so funny!
- Ann O'Sullivan said...
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- Hatton Gravely said...
Ohmigoodness this is so cute! I noticed such a big change when mine turned 4 a few months ago. It's like he wants to narrate everything he's doing and it's so cute & funny.
Best quote recently "Mommy, I just burped out of my bottom!" HA! At least he hasn't learned the proper terminology? - 11:22 PM
- Erica @ Acire Adventures said...
Made me laugh! What a sweetheart. The other day at supper my five year old grabbed the ketchup bottle, gave it a hug and said (very passionately), "you made my day, ketchup! You make all my days and food good!"
- littlehomebyhand said...
He's so cute! I adore this age when they can suddenly express themselves so well and still live in their own little world a lot.
I don't have kids yet but my boss often shares what his 2.5 year old has been up to on the weekends. Recently they visited the zoo and their boy stayed by one enclosure and continued to educate other visitors about the animals, while his parents relaxed a way off. Suddenly he switched topics and started dejectedly asking random strangers if they had any food, he was so hungry. His parents were so embarrassed :D - 1:10 AM
- Katie Peterson said...
After a very difficult weekend (two words which should NEVER go together!), I found this post totally revitalizing. How sweet! Thank you!
- Joy Acoustics said...
I totally get the "don't ever grow" part. My almost 3 year old talks all the time and says funny stuff, like the other day when he told me that his heart is beating and I need to take him tot the doctor. My almost 6 year old is more "philosophical" now. Here I shared some of the conversations I hear around the house:http://joyacoustics.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/the-patient-and-scientist.html
And things will get even more interesting for you when the boys will start talking to each other... - 3:12 AM
- Sausage said...
As we were lying in bed the other night, laughing and talking about our day, my 6-year old son said "Maman, your laugh looks like songs." His first language is French so he comes out with these cute little expressions like "close the light."
- domonique matthews said...
the best baby book ever! my kids are always asking me to retell these little stories about the funny things they say. these are really sweet and great memories.
- Kadija Tyler said...
My 5 year old son wants a sibling so badly. He says things like "But Mommy, I just don't understand why you can't just have a baby," and, "I could help you. We could get a bigger house." He's a hoot!
- Renae said...
These Toby posts melt.my.heart. He seems like such a sweetie. Hope his chin heals fast!
Our son is 26 mos. and thanks to goodnight good night construction site can do a running commentary on most vehicles. The other day we were out for a walk, and he said "Oh Man!" (his dad taught him that) "a bull DOZER" (emphasis on dozer for some reason). "I drive it". - 9:55 AM
- Stephanie Abdon said...
Funniest thing my kid said lately was how much he loves his name...then finished by saying "I wouldn't want to be called LUCY." Lucy is a great name, but just for him :)
- JL said...
Love these. And some of the quotes left in the comments are amazing too.
We keep all of our little guy's quotes in the Notabli app (perfect for this!). - 12:19 PM
- Catie said...
Awww I can't believe that Toby is almost 4! I started reading your blog when you were pregnant with Toby so for some reason that makes me feel really old!
He sounds sooo sweet though -- I want to give Toby a virtual hug through the internet now! :) - 2:23 PM
- Ashleigh Blatt said...
Happy Birthday Little Man!!
- lidia said...
toby sounds like an awesome little guy!
- cocinadecella.com said...
What a sweetheart :) Kids are so magical.
- Isa said...
I discovered your famous blog only recently and my, do i enjoy reading it!
Toby is one of the most adorable kids EVER. - 3:41 PM
- Tamsin Lim said...
Yay! 'Toby Talks' posts are my favourite Cup of Jo installments :) Babies say the funniest things...And when I was growing up I absolutely wanted to be a dinosaur too. x
- SugarB said...
I have an entire blog dedicated to the hilarious and insane things my 3.5 year old says. I would be SO honored if you took a look at it. I started it as a way to record all of the funny stuff she says - I hope she will love reading it one day!
http://olivesays.tumblr.com/ - 7:22 PM
- ss said...
My 3 year old has been telling me "not quiet yet" when I ask him if he has done something. And when he does not want to do something he tells me "no sir" I explain- "you say, no ma'am to a lady" and he says "you're not a ma'am, you're a mom" and then continues to call me sir:)
- Finley said...
Oh my gosh, I love this age! And I love these posts :)
I have a son this age and feel the same way as you. He can be such an old soul, then says in his baby voice, "Mama, I love you." And I remember how small he is. This weekend he was telling me a story about his Legos and said, "I was building these blocks and AT ONE POINT they started to wobble..." At one point?!?
Ah, I love these kids so much... - 11:50 PM
- Finley said...
Oh and we had a falling and stitching incident this weekend too. Busted lip. Lots of blood. My stomach dropped. I'm not going to handle the older "rougher" years. Though when I told him he looked like a "bruiser" he said, "I'm not a bruiser. I'm just a nice guy." My sweet lover, not a fighter ;-)
- TW Abel said...
this is so cute, Jo! Toby is such an angel! this made me laugh out loud. what a character. Toby, you've brightened my day little man! xoxo
- Tracy S said...
Toby is such a cutie, he reminds me of our son, who's the only child we have. He'll use adult words all the time because I never baby talk him and we're pretty much the main people in his life and we talk to him as if we're talking to another adult :).
All of my friends used to be impressed with his vocab...
My son at 4 year old wanted to be a train engineer (thanks to Thomas LOL)..now at 8, he wants to be a scientist..and part time architect..
I love kids, they have such beautiful and innocent minds and imagination. - 1:28 AM
- dc said...
Thank you, I love the sweetness of young children!
- Brooklynbee said...
This was so sweet. The other day my 3 year old climbed into my bed and whispered to me, "Mommy, I made you a card... and a gift... and I'm going to give you chocolate." He was also making jokes last night. We saw some deer, and he said "They went into the toy store!" and then cracked up.
- Brooklynbee said...
This was so sweet. The other day my 3 year old climbed into my bed and whispered to me, "Mommy, I made you a card... and a gift... and I'm going to give you chocolate." He was also making jokes last night. We saw some deer, and he said "They went into the toy store!" and then cracked up.
- Jennifer said...
So precious! I love when my (3.5-year-old) daughter uses grown-up phrases in her sweet little girly voice.
- Clare M said...
He is just too cute! I love this segment!
Clare x - 12:50 AM
- Lily L-M said...
I LOVE his wishlist! a real duck! too cute!
x Lily
http://whilemyboyfriendsaway.blogspot.com/ - 10:03 AM
- jaime said...
Joanna, I loved this (and all of your work!) I wonder how you answered the musket question, and if you have views in general on little boys and toy guns? Would love to see a post on it (though I suppose it might be controversial...)
- Weronika Rafa said...
Joanna, thank you for sharing these :) I don't have children but I really enjoy Toby's little quotes :D He sounds like a great person to have conversations with!
All the best to you, have a nice day!
- Beth said...
My son Josiah told me (as he was getting into bed last night and trying to think of what song he wanted me to sing), "You know how the TV is loading (we have Internet TV) when we're waiting for a movie? I'm doing that now. My mind is trying to figure out what song I want."
- Maria said...
I clicked through to the pictures of Toby when he was first born and they made me well up! I'm about to have our second (due in a week) and I'm so excited to experience it all again!
Maria xx
www.cheekypinktulip.blogspot.com - 4:05 PM
- sadie said...
My 6 year old is quite innocent and says the sweetest and sometimes most profound things--out of the blue one day he told me that "in heaven, it's always yes." I bet he's right.
Another sweet moment was when I was putting on my eye makeup and he wanted to know why. I explained absentmindedly that "society" kind of expects women to do this. He wanted me to explain "society" and I tried. He said "Mommy, you shouldn't listen to them; they're not the boss of you." So smart. - 9:24 PM
- cortney e said...
These conversations with Toby are among my favorite posts. Such a sweetie!
- Manding. said...
Wow, awkward bursts of laughter at my work desk right now...
So, so funny! And how hilarious it will be in one or five or 15 years when you read this post again. Toby is so sweet; and I wish that everyone, young or old, can speak with the same honesty! - 9:00 AM
- Pat-Pat said...
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Greenville College
Greenville College's H.J. Long Gymnasium, a 2,000-seat venue, houses the varsity volleyball and basketball programs, and is capable of being configured for two additional courts. The Crum Recreation Center features a fantastic gym setup, and can handle two basketball, tennis or volleyball courts.
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One of the oldest colleges in Illinois, founded in 1837. Blackburn is also one of only seven colleges in the U.S. where students work in exchange for tuition credit, and the only one whose Work program is student-run. This keeps Blackburn's tuition among the lowest of all private colleges in the United States. Over the years, students have literally built Blackburn, brick by brick; the only college campus in the United States to be largely built by its students.
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Located in Maryville, this facility has an indoor arcade, batting cages and lots more fun for kids. Alfonzo's Restaurant is right next door for pizza lovers.
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Before Jackie Wittenburg joined Special Olympics, her mom, Kathy, worried. She wondered how a new group of people would react to her daughter.
Jackie Wittenburg participates in swimming and bocce, in addition to track and field. She practices twice a week – and has done so well she was tapped as an alternate to the 2011 World Summer Games in Athens.
Jackie has Apert Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that can lead to cognitive, speech and hearing deficits, along with malformations of the head, face and limbs.
Kathy was also worried that Jackie's physical limitations would get in the way of athletic pursuits. Yet it was exactly those limitations that brought the Wittenburg family to Special Olympics in the first place. "We were concerned that it would be easy for her to become sedentary, and that would not be a healthy choice," says Kathy. Jackie had undergone leg surgery and needed to get, literally, back on her feet. "We thought if we could start her off young then this just would become just a part of her life...and since there is no age limit in Special Olympics, it was a good fit."
At 12 years old, Jackie was a little nervous about meeting new people. Even at church, when she was promoted to a new youth group, she was careful to wear gloves and a hat the first day. But her first day at Special Olympics turned out to be an encouraging experience. Mom Kathy says the athletes, coaches and volunteers are "a very supportive, encouraging group and she fit in right away." Once Jackie figured out how the competitions worked, that's when she really started having fun.
Almost immediately, Jackie wanted to push her limits. That's not an easy task for Jackie, since her feet are fused together; she is also missing a big toe. But to everyone's surprise, track turned out to be Jackie's favorite event. Her mother says, "I am shocked she can perform as well as she does! We NEVER tell her she can't do anything. As far as I'm concerned, she's exceeded the goals we've set so far."
Kathy now knows she shouldn't have worried about her daughter's self-esteem in the face of sports competition. After winning her first medal, Jackie was just beaming. "For the first time in her life, my daughter told me she was proud of herself."
Now 15 years old, Jackie participates in swimming and bocce, in addition to track and field. She practices twice a week – and has done so well she was tapped as an alternate to the 2011 World Summer Games in Athens – quite an honor for an athlete her age. To qualify, she had to place well enough in each event, participate in regional and state meets and display good sportsmanship at all times.
Jackie is already looking ahead to her next round of competition – and perhaps even the 2013 World Winter Games. She's also working on improving in her newest sport: equestrian. Her mom says Jackie's found a real home at Special Olympics. With the help of her coaches, she will continue working hard to reach her goals in sports and beyond.
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Masahiro Tanaka did something Tuesday against the Cubs he hadn't done in a long time -- he lost a regular-season start.
Tanaka suffered the first loss of his Major League career at Wrigley Field, allowing four runs (three earned) in a 6-1 defeat to the Cubs. Including his career in Japan, it was Tanaka's first loss in 42 regular-season starts. He was an incredible 24-0 last season and went undefeated through his first eight big league starts.
Tanaka will look to start a winning streak when he and the Yankees try to earn a split against right-hander Andre Rienzo and the White Sox on Sunday at U.S. Cellular Field.
"It's crazy," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "We'll see how he handles it, but I'm sure he'll handle it well, just like he has everything else. Maybe it'll make him mad, and he'll roll out 44 [straight] now."
Before he was toppled by the Cubs, Tanaka's last regular-season loss came on Aug. 19, 2012, when the Seibu Lions defeated his Rakuten Golden Eagles at the Seibu Dome.
"I try to go out there to be my best every time out, but given the outing last time, yes, I really want to go out there and perform better," Tanaka said.
Rienzo, meanwhile, seems to have found something in his last two starts after lasting just 4 2/3 and 5 2/3 innings in his first two starts of May. He's lasted at least six innings and allowed two earned runs in each of his last two starts, striking out eight hitters Tuesday at Kansas City.
Rienzo said the key to his recent success has been the ability to attack the zone with all three of his pitches -- fastball, cutter and curveball. He's also more relaxed than his first go-round in the big leagues last season.
Yeah, I try to feel relaxed," Rienzo said. "Last year, I was too anxious at times, and I thought too much about things that already happened. Second inning I would have [given up] two runs, last year I thought too much about that. So this year, I try to forget and move on."
Yankees: Girardi not overly concerned about Roberts
Brian Roberts wasn't in Saturday's lineup after fouling a pitch off his right kneecap in the fourth inning of New York's 6-5 loss to the White Sox on Friday. He remained in the game until the ninth, when he was replaced at second base by Brendan Ryan.
X-Rays taken on Roberts on Friday came back negative. Girardi said Roberts was available in an emergency situation during Saturday's game.
"Any time you hit something off your kneecap, you worry about it; you're concerned you could have a crack or [it could] shatter," Girardi said. "It's a sensitive area, but for the most part, he feels pretty decent. He's sore, but there's really no swelling. Hopefully, we won't need him [Saturday] and he'll be a player tomorrow."
White Sox: Ventura fine with rotation order
The return of ace Chris Sale reordered the White Sox rotation. Sale was followed by Hector Noesi on Friday and John Danks on Saturday. Then comes Rienzo and Jose Quintana, giving the White Sox alternating left-right through one turn in the rotation.
Quintana had previously been the No. 3 starter and Danks No. 5, but things have changed since Sale came back, Felipe Paulino went down and Erik Johnson was demoted to Triple-A Charlotte. Keeping the current order also gives each starter an extra day of rest with an off-day on Thursday.
"I think keep it right there because it gives everybody else an extra day when they come back from that off-day, so I don't see it switching any time soon," Ventura said.
Worth noting
• Ventura was ejected in the second inning of Saturday's game, his first of the season and eighth as a manager.
• The White Sox bullpen has allowed seven earned runs in eight innings (7.88 ERA) this series.
• Chicago has lost 12 games after leading this season.
• Jacoby Ellsbury is hitting .311 in 33 career games against the White Sox.
• The Yankees improved to 3-1 in extra innings with Saturday's 4-3 win in 10 innings.
Joe Popely is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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