Down in your What?!?
So I'm driving a couple of weeks ago and Evan is on his 5th refrain of ...
"I got the joy joy joy joy..."
when I realize what he is actually singing is...
"I got the joy joy joy joy down in my Butt!
Where?
Down in my Butt.
Where?
Down in my Butt to stay!!!"
Naturally, I burst out laughing...which, of course, pre-empted any possible correction I might impose. Looking back, I'm still not sure whether to be impressed or concerned. Never-the-less I remain entertained. Have a great day you guys!!
"I got the joy joy joy joy..."
when I realize what he is actually singing is...
"I got the joy joy joy joy down in my Butt!
Where?
Down in my Butt.
Where?
Down in my Butt to stay!!!"
Naturally, I burst out laughing...which, of course, pre-empted any possible correction I might impose. Looking back, I'm still not sure whether to be impressed or concerned. Never-the-less I remain entertained. Have a great day you guys!!
posted by wowgirl at 8:03 AM
14 Comments:
Well, I would say that Evan has some pretty deep joy! B4T
LMAO
well then tort, you must not have any joy in your butt then.
why am I not surprised. He reminds me so much of his daddy.
you're reading my mind, Kel
well..I have been particularly joyful lately...
Thats great...lol. Kids say the best things.
Do I comment and get myself in trouble? or not comment?
Well since my last name is MOLLETTE I choose to comment.
...Wait always do the opposite...
No comment.
Kids Rock!!!
Hey Wow..this reminds me of something from the past..remember "Amen, Superman"?
Tortikat, do elaborate, PLEASE!!!!!
OK Four-Leaf..here's what happened:
Wow used to work for me at the day care center when she was in high school. She did this after school and during the summer. Every mid-morning and every mid-afternoon we would serve the kids in the center a snack. Before they could eat one child or sometimes the entire day care group would pray the "God is great..God is good..etc." prayer. One day a child from the back spoke up at the end of the prayer..saying.."Amen, Superman!"
It was funny and we tried not to laugh but it was very difficult not to. It seemed too disrespectful to let it go so the prayer was spoken again that day and ended with a proper "amen." But..after that day and for many months after every day the prayer was said very nicely then..one child..sometimes a few and at other times the entire room would say.."Amen, Superman!" Then all the children would grin like cheshire cats and wait for Wow's and my reaction. I can still see Wow now lecturing the children about how they need to say just "Amen." Rarely could I look at Wow when this was going on because stifling the laughter at these kids antics was tough enough without seeing the sparkling amusement in each other's eyes. It took months but finally this was totally squelched but not until we had double prayers every day for the better part of a year.
Good Push
Just be certain it's not gas.
That is funny...KIDS.
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