Dad [good-naturedly, after waking up the kids late for school]: Kate! What's wrong with us?
Kate: Actually, I think the real question is, "What's wrong with you?"
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Four Quarters
Kate: It's not expensive, it's only a dollar.
Dad: Do you have a dollar?
Kate: No.
Dad: Then it's expensive, isn't it?
Dad: Do you have a dollar?
Kate: No.
Dad: Then it's expensive, isn't it?
Monday, October 12, 2009
Extraction Methodology
Kate [holding a just-finished cob picked bare of kernels]: My hands are really buttery, how do I get the little handles off the ends of the corn?
Dad: Pardon?
Kate: I said, "My hands are buttery, how do I…"
[the cob slips and unceremoniously drops to the floor]
Oh, I guess that's how.
Dad: Pardon?
Kate: I said, "My hands are buttery, how do I…"
[the cob slips and unceremoniously drops to the floor]
Oh, I guess that's how.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Nest Egg
Kate: Mom, do you have any quarters? I just need 3 more.
Mom: Why is that?
Kate: So then I'll have a dollar!
Mom: Why is that?
Kate: So then I'll have a dollar!
Friday, October 9, 2009
Birthdates
Dad [quizzing the kids on his impending birthday]: How old am I now?
Jane: 3-3!
Dad: And when do I turn 34?
Jane: On your birthday!
Jane: 3-3!
Dad: And when do I turn 34?
Jane: On your birthday!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Canine to English Interpretation
Andy [while an educational CD plays in the car, translates for the dog]: Mom, Cassie is talking.
Mom: What is she saying?
Andy [with air quotes]: This song is "boring."
Mom: What is she saying?
Andy [with air quotes]: This song is "boring."
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Less Than Helpful Imaginary Friends
Kate: My imaginary friend's name is "2+2" because she knows the answer to every math question in the world. She even knows about animals and everything.
Dad: So does she help you with your homework?
Kate: No. She goes to a different imaginary school.
Dad: So does she help you with your homework?
Kate: No. She goes to a different imaginary school.
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