Monday, May 14, 2007

Mother's Day 2007

Mother’s Day 2007
Owen (5 ½; Rhyle 3 ½)
(and my thanks for the questions from the mass email my friend Sara sent me!)

Why did God make mothers?
Rhyle: “So we can have babies!”
Owen: “Because they do to the most work. . . and they feed the babies.”

How did God make mothers?
Rhyle: “By creating them.”
Owen: “well, you have a skull on your head. . . everything has that. . . and. . .I don’t know.”

What ingredients are mothers made of?
Owen: “I have no idea about that.”
Rhyle: “Nope.”

Why did God give you your mother and not some other Mom?
Owen: “Because then we wouldn’t know who she was.”
Rhyle: “And we wouldn’t know her feet.”

What kind of little girl was your Mom?
Owen: “Calli girl. . . Better than now.”
Rhyle: “She was SO tiny.”

What did Mom need to know about dad before she married him?
Owen: “That he liked her.”
Rhyle: “Make him go potty before they left [to get married].”
Owen: “Rhyle, you have to marry him first!”

Why did your Mom marry your Dad?
Rhyle: “I don’t know.”
Owen: “Because if she doesn’t marry somebody she wouldn’t have a boss and girls can’t be the boss. . . oh! . . .then I would have to be the boss for you [her]!”

Who's the boss at your house?
Both boys in unison, with enthusiasm: “DAD!”

What's the difference between moms and dads?
Owen: “Long hair and short hair. . . different clothes.”
Rhyle: “Different eyes.”Owen: “Everyone has different eyes, except me and Dad.”
Rhyle: “And me.”

What does your Mom do in her spare time?
Owen: “Clean. .. read books. . . help people go potty. . . “
Rhyle: “Make her bed.”

What would it take to make your Mom perfect?
Rhyle: “Mother’s Day!. . . . and giving her flowers.”
Owen: “Helping Mom. Asking God to change her heart.”

3 comments:

Cara said...

sounds like the potty plays a very important role in a mother's life. looking forward to that... :)

Anonymous said...

I love the one about how you wouldn't have a boss. And I cracked up at Owen's response to how to make Mom perfect, "Ask God to change her heart."
Very cute!

Anonymous said...

You have great amazing kids, Calli! I'm glad they already know to appreciate you. :)