Because I have nothing else to blog about

[antof9]

I'll just tell you two stories about my sister's youngest

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Does she (or you) write these things down?

[jessibud]

I keep a notebook in my file cabinet at school which I call *Kid-isms* for just such gems. I guess with 4 kids it could become quite a tome for you but over the years I've collected some doozies.

http://jessibud.livejournal.com/tag/kidisms

Your nephew's could fit right in there...;-)

Re: Does she (or you) write these things down?

[antof9]

I did start a blog for her http://my-sisters-blog.livejournal.com/ but I haven't updated it in about 2 or more years. I need to get on that :)

[miketroll]

Love the root beer story! I checked for moon rockets on eBay. As you might expect, they have a wide range!

[antof9]

LOL I guess I won't send my sister a link :)

[beebarf]

Great stories!

I love being the aunt to a precocious child - it's such an amusement without any of the aggravation! My 4 year old niece can now upload photos from a digital camera to a laptop without an adult being present at any stage. As my sister found out this morning. I just hope Molly hasn't seen any passwords being typed in, as she's smart enough to remember them...

[antof9]

ohmyword, isn't that amazing? I remember my first computer class, and it certainly wasn't even close to age 4!

[antof9]

That is AWESOME! Poor kid to be so disappointed, though. At least 3 of my sister's boys have been positive I was on the plane once I left their house, since they saw me go into the airport. I guess they just figured that if I wasn't at their house, I was in the plane :)

[antof9]

It's a good question. Those myth-buster guys, or maybe someone on the Food Network should be able to explain it...