Warning: I might eat your baby
Posted on July 29, 2010
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It seems like everyone in my family is traveling somewhere right now, so today, a group of us gathered at my mom’s house and started packing. The Gang was running around doing Gang things, when Punk Brother, 5, went over to his mom and said he needed help making a list of the Top 10 things he wanted to do this summer. A few minutes later, his mom showed me his list.
Out of ALL the things he could have picked, #6 on his list was “Visit Sibby in CA.” As if I wasn’t already about to eat him whole for his sheer adorableness and resulting flattery, #2 on the list said, “Have a snack.” Had he said, “Have Cheez Balls,” the medical examiner would have found his sneakers in my small intestine.
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i can completely understand ur wanting to eat babies.. i too find them so adorable im always nibbling on their toes n hands. wen i tell my kid ur so cute i want to eat u, her response “no mummy pleeeeez dont” haha
he calls you Sibby? Aww haha…
I actually bite my brother’s shoulder on a regular basis, just because.
I like how the next one is “sing the summertime song”…can we get a video of this?