TIM AND DEBBIE HUISH FAMILY: what's in a name?

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

what's in a name?

the title of our blogspot comes from our sunday family councils.
we have a section where we read those highlites that have occurred for each child for that week!
Our Kids love it...it helps me pay attention to what they have done and if for some reason (chaos) i don't remember something they have done, they are quick to point that out as well. when that person's highlites are finished being read. we say their name and quietly, and with each time it gets louder and louder and faster and faster until we are in this "ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh: U ROCK!!!!!!!!!!" THEY love this and i am afraid it is a tradition we just cannot eliminate!!!
so now you know!

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family funnies!

Kazzy to her sunbeam teacher recently: "thisther shaker" was trying to pull out an answer about forgiving others and saying, "its ok" when she asked Kazzlyn what she would do if her brothers wouldn't let her play in a card game and they came back and apologized to her what should she say: Kazzy: "i would tell 'em to get sthome manners!"

McKelle: "mom, did you know that water keeps you hydrater" "it is so good for you"

Kazzlyn to the DDS on her first trip to get her teeth cleaned: as he put his gloves in her mouth, she says: "could you not put those in my mouth?!"

Slaton's Nachos: slaton to waiter at rosa's: "could i get the nachos?... could i get that without the cheese please?.."

McKelle: "Mom, did you know that Tara is in You Nork?" april 2008

Kazzlyn: "Mom I LOVE 'racamoni and cheese!"
april 2008

Stockton: "i'll eat the madarin chicken!"

McKelle: "mom, did you know that 'CASTAS' are REALLY pokey?...like if your hand hits the "castas" you have to get the pokey thing out and if your whole body falls into the 'CASTAS' you have to go to the doctor and they have to get the pokey's out of you. CASTAS=CACTUS. it took me a few minutes to decipher the code. i love parenthood and figuring out what your kids are trying to really say...and then remembering how they said it wrong is always funnier! (may 5, 2008)