Yesterday he was playing his "DS" and the batteries went dead and the machine started acting funny. I told him that I would take it and charge the batteries. He said, "Oh good. It was really freaking me out."
Today we went to Abilene and ran some errands. Everywhere we went, he would tell people:
"When my dad was a kid, he got runned over by a car cause he wasn't paying tension." The cashier at Wal-Mart, the guy on the bench at Wal-Mart, the lady in line behind us at Academy, a random lady in Ross. . . everyone heard the story!! Then, when we would leave the store, he would stop as we're crossing the parking lot and say, "We can go mommy. But we want to pay tension so we don't get smashed by a car."
He's also stuck on this game that Payton & Evan play at school. Jaxon says your name and if you say "What?" that means you're it. You have to get someone else to say "What?". The game has been going on at our house since before Christmas. The older boys have gone on to other things, but not Jaxon. He loves it when people say "What?"
So, I'm constantly hearing,
Jaxon: Hey mom
Me: Yes?
Jaxon: Oh mom, you're supposed to say W-H-T.
(a few minutes later . . . or maybe even seconds later)
Jaxon: Hey mom.
Me: What?
Jaxon: You're it!
Most of the time I say What? just to see if he'll stop doing it!! Then, I get him:
Me: Hey Jaxon:
Jaxon: Wha. . .
Me: Oh . . .
Jaxon: Hey mom. I didn't say W-H-T.
Me: I know.
(a few seconds later)
Me: Hey Jaxon
Jaxon: What?
Me: You're it!
Jaxon: UGH!!! I said W-H-T!!
Last week, Evan was looking at the school calendar and he noticed that Pre-K is getting to go to the Grace Museum this month. Evan said, "Oh man! They're lucky!" and pointed to the calendar. Now, Jaxon walks up to the calendar and points and says, "Oh man, they're going to lucky!"
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