I know we just did one of these, but seriously, I had 5 more in the last week. It's been interesting at the Little House on the Prairie.
TBFT: You don't throw up correctly.
Me: Excuse me?
TBFT: I mean, it sounds more like coughing and hacking. It's like you're hacking up.
Me: Um.....sorry?
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*One Saturday morning after I had started my day "hacking up"*
Me: Okay, I made breakfast.
TBFT: Awesome, what are we having?
Me: Eggs and cheese in a tortilla.
TBFT: What, no bacon?
(FYI.....probably NOT the best thing to say in this situation.)
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*Meeting our doctor for the first time.*
Doctor: I know this is your first, so there are no stupid questions. There may be a lot you guys don't know yet.
TBFT: Just assume we know nothing, doc. Absolutely nothing.
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*Looking at baby items for our registry.*
TBFT: This is stupid. There is too much crap and it's all way too expensive.
Me: I know, but we have to choose a carseat.
TBFT: *Almost screaming.* Well then I like this one. Look at that, you could probably throw it against the wall and the baby would still be fine.
Me: You stop that right now or we are leaving this store!
TBFT: What did I say?
(And now we are on some Child Protective Services watch list.)
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*Leaving said store after looking at baby items. Woman comes in lugging a big box with something baby related to return. The Boy from Texas turns around to gawk at her.*
Me: What are you doing?
TBFT: I need to see what she's bringing back so we don't put it in our list.
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*After a morning of me throwing up (you see this is pretty much all we talk about)*
TBFT: I think maybe you should drink a beer.
Me: What?!?
TBFT: Yea, drink a beer. Maybe that will help, there's carbohydrates in there.
Me: You know what's in here causing this, right?
TBFT: Oh, yea, I mean, probably one beer wouldn't hurt that much.
2 comments:
Oh my gosh, these are hilarious!! Conversations with TBFT is my new favorite "reality TV show!"
I love these so much! My favorite part isn't even what he said...it's you talking to him in the store like he's your child. You already have excellent skills as a parent.
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