Heard around the house
Posted By Christina M on June 28, 2009
Monkeytot: I want rice.
Dad: We don’t have any rice made.
Monkeytot: We do have rice made.
Dad: The sun rises in the east.
Monkeytot: No it isn’t.
About me:
The title of this site came from an old joke between my Charming and Patient Husband and a friend of his, back when we were still dating. He told his friend that I was a Secular Carmelite, and the friend henceforth referred to me as Joel’s “Hot Carmel Sundae.” Never one to let a good joke slip by, I adopted it. Now definitively professed since December 20, 2008, I finally feel entitled to the name, and to have a site using the name.
I am a wife of a good number of good years, a mother of 8, a “cradle Catholic,” and a hapless practical joker. More recently, I am an art-crazed madwoman who spends her days inflicting her scratchings on a helpless family. Pity them; they need you to share the burden of my ramblings. I am also just egotistical enough to love comments, so I needed a blog to get them. Comment away!
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I love this! I remember having similar conversations with my oldest when he was a toddler. My husband began answering the question “Why?” with things like, “As the earth spins on its axis, it is slightly tilted. Countries nearest to the equator are very hot, while areas on the poles are very cold and uninhabited.” Toddler would look up with saucer eyes and say, “Ohhhhhh.”
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LOL. Or, more accurately, snickering on the couch and avoiding eye contact with the three other people in the room so I don’t have to share the funny.
Okay, I shared. Couldn’t help it. Too funny. I remember my sisters at that age. 🙂
So funny! It sounds like my husband’s tactic, too. Love that masculine sense of humor!