A couple of Maddy conversations

Yesterday, when she got home from school:

Maddy: Hey, Mrs. Mom. Mrs. Mom, I love you!

Me: I love you too.

Maddy (walking away): Okay, Mom. Good talk.

Last night, before bed (listing some things to pray about):

Maddy: I'm thankful for pancakes every day. I'm a pancake machine. I 'splode pancakes!

Me (in a confused tone at first): You.."'splode" pancakes?......HA HA HAHA HA AHA HA....

(several minutes of uncontrollable giggling between the two of us follows)

As my Dad would say, it was after 9.............................................................................................

Comments

Drs Meyer said…

Hilarious! She is a doll and just funny to hear about! Missing you guys lots!!!

November 7, 2013 at 8:10 PM

bee said…

Oh what great fun memories. I loved all those times that we girls got to laughing so much. You have a lot of laughing ahead. : )

November 8, 2013 at 7:37 PM

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