Never go over mine fridge

Favorite game of my boys is "never go over mine fridge"

This game is played by blocking a doorway and shouting "Never go over mine fridge!"

I THINK that they mean "bridge" and they are like bridge trolls when they do this.

It's a careful game, sometimes it will offend them highly when you pick them up and move them to get by, sometimes they will laugh.

It's best when Ethan plays it, His arms doing actually span the doorway that they most often play this in, so he sorta pongs from one edge to the other with his cute little arms stretched. You have to take him very seriously though, as if you could not possibly cross without his permission. He will say, "Mine fridge" over and over.

The whole statement is funny because of the outstanding toddler grammar. First of all Stephen is all about absolutes right now "NEVER" this, "ALWAYS" that. Then you have the use of "mine" instead of "my". This will probably be something that Stephen's kindergarden teacher will have to break because Brian and I are powerless to resist the cuteness. We dream of getting him to say "Mine souffle!" *Futurama referance*


In other news the Dr. called and they FINALLY have lab work on all the poop I collected. Turns out they have some sort of yeast/fungal infection of the intestine? Hurts my brain. Anyhow it won't go away on it's own, althought they seem lots better. So I purchased $70 of medicine yesterday to combat this.

love is in the air.

Ethan fell in love with the baby girl in front of us in line at the grocery store. She fell for him too. Luckily their love affair got plenty of time to blossom because the line was LONG and SLOW. She was blonde and he called her "Baby" and she giggled and he giggled and threw his head back and, I'm not lieing, winked at her! Stephen said, "Ethey you are silly, dat girl" and the girl laughed more. There was no one else on earth besides each other. Then her mommy paid for the groceries and her daddy carried her out of the Winn-Dixie and it was over. Thankfully the joys of the park were just what Ethan needed to get over his lost love.

here is an unrelated pic of the loverboy:

Look at those blue eyes, how could the grocery store girl resist?