Scene: JoAnn Fabrics. I am making invitations and needed decorative paper.
Grant: Look at all of these papers! What are these papers for?
Me: They’re scrapbook papers. People use them to make scrapbooks, but I use them to make cards.
Grant: Mom, you said a bad word.
Me: (reviewing everything I had just said) No, I didn’t. I didn’t say a bad word.
Grant: Yes you did!
Me: What did I say?
Grant: (pointing at the selection of papers) You said…
My mind is on total over-load, trying to figure out what the heck this kid is talking about. Then it dawned on me….
“No Grant, that’s SCRAPbook paper…”
That Grant just cracks me up!!
Awwww…Moooommmm!!!
xoxo ~Lisa
He’s adorable! We’ll have to appreciate this age when they are scared of the “bad” words…soon they won’t be.
How funny! My boys have done that to me when I said something was stupid. I had to explain that I wasn’t calling anyone that.
Oh Grant, what good ears you have!
I think I’m gonna start calling it Crapbook paper now. : )
I love that! So funny! Connie’s kids call the craft store, the crap store. I think that is so funny!
XOOX
Jen
I think my husband calls it that…
That is too funny! Those s words are tricky!
ha ha ha ha HA! That kiddo… quite a character 🙂
That grant! Well…he just rules! But you already know I think that!
That’s too funny! Like “jenjen”, my kids have referred to the craft store as “the crap store”. That led to a discussion about appropriate language for a 3 year old! Nice to see I’m not alone when it comes to that!
You need to write a Grantisms book!
HAHAHA…LOVE Grant. So smart.
from now on it is CRAPBOARD. always and forever!
What a great resource!