Quotable Quotes from Addison this week...

"Addison, will you clean the bathrooms for me when you get older?"
"Sure Mommy! When I get hair under my armpits, I will clean them for you! Yay!"

After going too fast down the stairs and bumping into a wall...

"Don't worry Mom, I'm ok. I was just giving the wall a high-five."

"Addison, I asked you to stop playing with your food."

"But Mommy, I turned the catapult the other direction. You mean, NO catapults at the table? Aw man."

"Mommy, look - its a combraro!" "You mean, sombrero?" "Oh yeah, sombrecro" "Sombrero" "oh yeah, sombrero. That's the hat that people wear where they don't have anything to eat."
We may need to have Mexican culture awareness day during school this year...

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