the invasion has ended, and i feel a little like i’ve run a marathon. you’d be surprised by how much ass-kicking a five and six year old can do. here are a few highlights from the day.
while looking at photos on my computer of their birthday party we happen upon one of max opening the sea monkeys i bought him:
“hey go back to that scary one,” max said.
“this one?” i asked.
“yeah, that was a terrible gift,” he said.
“gee thanks.”
“they were scary and they never hatched.”
while getting shoes on to go to Hollywood:
“aunt jodi do you have a husbint,” max asked.
“no.”
“cool.”
“what’s your last name?” jaycie asked.
“chromey.”
“then how come you don’t live with grandma and grandpa?”
“because i’m too old.”
“aunt keke said she has to live with grandma and grandpa because her last name is chromey.”
“aunt keke is a doofis.”
“yeah.”
then pulling into the Hollywood parking lot:
“oh there’s a cub and a rainbow,” jaycie said.
“yeah, i shop at rainbow.”
“why?”
“all the hipsters do.”
“i think cece and tony go to cub,” she said.
“yeah they are nerds.”
“hipsters are way cooler,” max said.
“i know and all the cool hipsters shop at rainbow,” i said.
“right on!” max said.
now i think i’m ready for a nap.
We have a sea monkey container in our kitchen right now, only it’s a bright lime green instead of the blue that Max received. Our sea monkeys have hatched, they’re so small at first, you don’t think they’re there, but they are. Unfortunately as they grow big enough to see, they are NOT wearing the bucaneer outfits as represented on the box. That was truly disappointing. My daughter was surprised at the occasional pairing of two monkeys stuck together, we had to explain “mating”. (maybe they were just trying to eat each other, but that would have been hard for her to digest!!!)