Saturday, February 28, 2009

another word

Ah. Noah. My little Noah. I love him to death.

Lately, Chris and I have noticed a growth pattern. It's not height or weight. It's more of a sensory gain. I don't know if I've ever mentioned that I have a particularly sensitive nose. There are certain odors that really bother me. For example- My nose is one reason we have no pets. I also can not stand the smell of my kids after they come inside. That outside smell mixed with sweat and hair and stuff makes me wince.

Well, I think Noah has inherited my sense of smell. Lately, we have had a lot of loud conversations, mostly one sided.

Noah: "Ceily's room smells like holy crap!"

Noah: "I can't ride on the bus. The seats smell like crap!"

Noah: "I can't sleep in the same room with Eddie, he smells like crap!"

Noah: "EEEWWWW! Your mouth smells like crap!"

Noah: "Mom! Lana's bum smells like crap!"
Me: "Well, don't put your nose near Lana's bum then."

Noah: "This car smells like crap!"

Notice anything else about my darling Noah?

Tomorrow's Lesson: SYNONYMS

2 comments:

kirsten said...

i call that sweaty-kids-coming-in-from-outside "wet dog smell."

Dagny is in a similiar rut, only to her everything smells like "dog poopy." i am now looking for synonyms too, but not sure i want to hear "crap" or "canine fecal matter" repeatedly either, let me know if he comes up with any better words!

Melinda said...

I cringe when my kids say "crap" because it makes me feel so shameful because I know where they learned it from. (me)