Bee Shampoo

Conversations with grandchildren -- you've got to write it down when words happens or they are lost forever.

I just finished bathing the two boys -- 4 1/2 year old Z-bub, and 2 1/2 year-old Dinkum.
While I was rinsing the shampoo friom Dinkum's hair I had to be very careful.

Grandma:  Hold very still Dinkum because this shampoo is not made for children.  It would sting your eyes.

Z-bub:  Yeah Dinkum.  Bees made it.

Comments

Junebug said…
Oh that's so funny. It actually took me a few seconds to get it. Precious.
8:47 PM, March 01, 2010
grammy said…
ouch...bee sting shampoo getting in the eyes and STINGING!!!

Here was a funny from last week. Little 2 year olds doing summersaults ... big 5 year old says, "Look at me. I can do a Cardboard Wheel.
So funny!
On another blog Mom writes that their bunny was named Marshmallow and he died 3 months ago.
Because the weather has been cold the family decided to make a memory and roast marshmallows. Three year old daughter has tears in her eyes and said... I thought we buried Marshmallow". Can you say Therapy ???
8:50 PM, March 01, 2010
Hayden said…
absolutely priceless!
4:14 AM, March 02, 2010
Janis said…
Out of the mouths of babes....so cute...your right to make a note of the cute things they say. Here is one for U...me..bathing suit..them bathing soup..hehe
8:42 AM, March 02, 2010
Ms. Kathleen said…
Well that has to come out of the mouth of babes because not adult would be smart enough to think of that! I am having a giveaway on my blog that I thought you might want to know about. Come on over for a quick visit :)
2:43 PM, March 02, 2010
karisma said…
Cute. I agree, you really do need to write things down. Zak is a regular comedian. I always forget to write it down then forget. (so much lost blog fodder, sigh!)
3:54 PM, March 02, 2010
darkfoam said…
absolutely! write them down. these are too precious to loose.
4:47 PM, March 02, 2010
Kila said…
LOL!

Enjoy!
7:09 PM, March 02, 2010
Swampy said…
Love it ! At first I thought you were using a Burt's Bee product...then I got it.
BUZZZZZZZ
6:51 AM, March 03, 2010
ChrisB said…
Priceless you really should produce a book from all your grandchildren's comments they are brilliant! LOL
8:16 AM, March 03, 2010
Jettie said…
OOHh that is just cute!!
Beautiful eagle & Owl pics by the way!!
2:39 PM, March 03, 2010
Susie said…
That is just priceless! I only wish I had thought to write down just a fraction of the things our kiddos said. It's great that you've got them captured!
9:22 PM, March 03, 2010
Intense Guy said…
Those precocious little ones must leave you either smiling or teary all the time!
11:49 AM, March 04, 2010
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7:06 AM, March 05, 2010
Carole Burant said…
Lol I love it! Out of the mouth of babes...you just never know what they'll come out with:-) xoxo
9:53 AM, March 06, 2010
Far Side of Fifty said…
Cute kids..hope you are not exhausted yet! :)
3:13 PM, March 06, 2010
Wendster said…
It took me a few seconds to get it, too.

Like a joke grenade. pull the trigger ... toss ... annnnnnd . . .

OH!!! HA HA HAH AHAHAHAHA!!!
12:26 AM, March 08, 2010
Debs said…
That is cute!!!
3:41 AM, March 11, 2010
kailani said…
LOL! Was the shampoo honey scented?
10:31 PM, March 11, 2010
Unknown said…
That's absolutely adorable! I love the way kids' minds work!
5:12 PM, March 16, 2010
dawn said…
Very cute. It is amazing how they put two and two together ;-) .
4:01 PM, March 20, 2010
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