I have been having a blast sharing old movies and music with my girls lately, and loving how they have eaten up the treasures from my past. One of which, B and I really got into today. This was my favorite song as a little girl.
Choose Life! ;) (That's not the name of the song, just a reference to the video. teehee)
Oh, my goodness!! This is so glorious! You MUST watch it!! And I want comments from all you 80's babies! George Michael's eyebrows? Huh, huh? And his short shorts? Woo, baby!! LOL! I laughed through the whole thing. What absolute fun. Enjoy!!!
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One night, M was getting tired and started his tired whimper-cry. B, in the sweetest voice, full of pain and sympathy, said, "Oh, M, you're breakin' my heart!"
T: "Hey, B, try whistling."
B: "I can't. I don't have a lost tooth, and I'm not 35 yet."
One night my girls got into a little tiff about a stuffed animal. (I know.) After convincing B, who had been using said toy for a few days, to share with T, I asked her, "Doesn't it feel good to be nice?" She appraised me earnestly, and answered in a quiet but high-pitched voice, "Noooooo." Haha! Ah, honesty!
This might be too much for some of you, but I thought it was too funny to not document! I was wiping down the table one evening when B came up to me and said, "Pssst!" I looked down and said, "What, honey?" She said, "I'm poopy!"
Ahhh...love getting made over by my kids! B was putting a bowl on my head, insisting it was a hat. She kept putting it on, laughing, then taking it off. Finally, getting tired of this trick, she just decided to place my hair over one eye. She said, "There, M0m! You're saucy now!" Hilarious!
Desserts go fast around our house. If you don't stake your claim quickly, you may just miss out. We have a resident Sugar Monster. :) Well, one night, T was getting ready for bed and knew she couldn't have another treat (I think I'd made brownies), because she'd already had one. She said, "Will you please save one for me to have tomorrow?" I promised I would. She looked doubtful, having had the Sugar Monster strike more than once, but Mommy was crafty and clever and managed to keep the goody hidden. In the morning she looked for the pan that the treats had been in and got a very sad face. "Mom," she cried. "You promised you'd save one for me!" I said, "Baby, there's one in the fridge with your name on it." Haha! The funny part of this story is when she actually went to check the fridge to see how I had written her name on her brownie. :) Cuteness.
T: "Hey, B, try whistling."
B: "I can't. I don't have a lost tooth, and I'm not 35 yet."
One night my girls got into a little tiff about a stuffed animal. (I know.) After convincing B, who had been using said toy for a few days, to share with T, I asked her, "Doesn't it feel good to be nice?" She appraised me earnestly, and answered in a quiet but high-pitched voice, "Noooooo." Haha! Ah, honesty!
This might be too much for some of you, but I thought it was too funny to not document! I was wiping down the table one evening when B came up to me and said, "Pssst!" I looked down and said, "What, honey?" She said, "I'm poopy!"
Ahhh...love getting made over by my kids! B was putting a bowl on my head, insisting it was a hat. She kept putting it on, laughing, then taking it off. Finally, getting tired of this trick, she just decided to place my hair over one eye. She said, "There, M0m! You're saucy now!" Hilarious!
Desserts go fast around our house. If you don't stake your claim quickly, you may just miss out. We have a resident Sugar Monster. :) Well, one night, T was getting ready for bed and knew she couldn't have another treat (I think I'd made brownies), because she'd already had one. She said, "Will you please save one for me to have tomorrow?" I promised I would. She looked doubtful, having had the Sugar Monster strike more than once, but Mommy was crafty and clever and managed to keep the goody hidden. In the morning she looked for the pan that the treats had been in and got a very sad face. "Mom," she cried. "You promised you'd save one for me!" I said, "Baby, there's one in the fridge with your name on it." Haha! The funny part of this story is when she actually went to check the fridge to see how I had written her name on her brownie. :) Cuteness.
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3 comments:
How fun! I have loved watching my kids experience new movies, too, like Mary Poppins or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the old one), ones I enjoyed as a kid. Having them around gives me an excuse to watch them again! It's great to have people to share things with, huh?
That was really cute!!
Lots of great memories!! So glad you are sharing your memories with your girls.
I teach about 1980's music videos during my music term and I show the Wham! Wake Me Up video to the kids. I laugh so hard while I watch it and the boys are scarred for life by George Michael's short shorts. They love it! (Some hate it, but most enjoy it).
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