When my son tells me stuff like that it makes me want to call out sick and spend the entire day playing with him. I used ot make fun of stay-home-Dads until I had kids, then I decided I could do that in a heartbeat!
deepali
· 1 year ago
i am so never going to be a parent. :)
Randy Peterman
· 1 year ago
Awe, that's just precious. As a father of a nearly 3 year old girl, I fully understand. When I go on business trips the 2YO and the 6YO both get all teary eyed and I feel like a foul beast leaving them for a few days.
remodelingthislife
· 1 year ago
That is sweet!!!
I still remember a day several months ago that my then 3 year old asked why her daddy was at work. Then answered her own question with "Is it so we don't have to live in a box and eat sand?"
Well, yeah...kinda
Hunter Nuttall
· 1 year ago
LOL, Emily! Where did she get the sand-eating bit from? Did she see someone doing it, or is that just her imagination at work?
fathersez
· 1 year ago
Young children have a great way to remind us of our priorities. This is one of the main reasons God invented children, I think.
Cheers
No Debt Plan
· 1 year ago
I'm just getting caught up on your posts... totally awesome. Sharing this with my wife. (We don't have kids.)
Altair33
· 2 months ago
What a cute story- does your son always say "little buddy" instead of "I"? He sounds really cute.
Steve @ bripblap
· 2 months ago
@Altair33: Well, he is cute, although he's grown up a bit since I wrote that story and doesn't talk in the clever little toddler-speak as much anymore. That is one of my favorite posts I've written, even though it's a small one.
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I still remember a day several months ago that my then 3 year old asked why her daddy was at work. Then answered her own question with "Is it so we don't have to live in a box and eat sand?"
Well, yeah...kinda
Cheers
that story and doesn't talk in the clever little toddler-speak as much
anymore. That is one of my favorite posts I've written, even though
it's a small one.