There, they saw how pizza was made...
And after enjoying a slice of their own, there was much merriment with the other children on the tour. Sam even took the opportunity to pick up a girl (or two...)
Sam to Kyra: "Hey Babe, How you doin'?"
Gavin: "Listen Dude, stay away from my sister!"
Kyra: "Go away baby brother! I can take care of myself!"
Sam: "Score!!!"
Apparently, Kyra had to go powder her nose and get rid of the fruit punch mustache. While she was away, Emma moved in...
Sam: "Hey. How'd you like to come back to my place for milk and cookies?"
-- notice Kyra's head coming back in to check them out... "Oh no you didn't just move in on my man...."
The girls leave... probably a group bathroom visit...
Josh comes up to his little brother...
Josh: "Hey Sam, can you teach me how to do that?"
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And later in the car Josh says to me...
"Mom, did you see how Sam was standing at the pizza place? That's how you stand and talk to someone when you're in love."
This post part of Mrs. Fussypants "Insert Witty Title Here Thursdays" about what you're grateful for.
Me, I'm grateful they are not teenagers yet!
That is hilarious! He's totally got the picking-up-chicks-stance going on there.
ReplyDeleteThe love stance! I have been warned of that! Fantastic post! What a Casanova!
ReplyDeleteThat is was so funny. How precious that you caught it all on film.
ReplyDeleteIt's those blonde boys in glasses - they have all the moves! I am the mother of one too. He is nine now and goes around saying "Hello ladies, which one of you is single?" to MY friends. Last year in school he had 2 secret crushes.
ReplyDeletewhere does the time go?
Your boys are handsome dudes, watch out mom! And every dad in town is going to be polishing their shotguns when they start coming around looking for their daughters! ;-D
...watch out girls.
ReplyDeleteA little Casanova already! Wow, you will be in trouble once they become teens!
ReplyDeleteToo funny! Unfortunately for me, mine are teens. :)
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That was the best blog post I read today, I had a son like that. He had all the girls in his glass listed in the order he planned on "asking them out" and they knew it and still agreed. I think it was third grade or something.
ReplyDeleteIs it any shock he is the one to have given me my first grandson?
Too funny! It's so cool you caught that all on camera, it's priceless.
ReplyDeletehow you doin? LOL...Joey sure was da man huh? This cracks me up! Love the pics, the story! Like sitting here watching my own lil episode! It's hysterical!
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