Sentences like “stop fighting up there” are learned very early. When you have a sibling, at least. Doesn’t mean she can say any complete sentence she wants.
My son (4 1/2) talks to my daughter (almost 3) like that sometimes. I wish I could save those moments somehow.
AW! Michael is being such a good big brother here. How sweet.
Re Lizzie referring to herself as “Nizzie” - the “L” sound, along with”R” is one of the last sounds that a child learning to speak learns to say. She’ll get it sooner rather than later.
I don’t know about that, Doctor Toon…my Dad used to say it was the angels moving furniture up in heaven, so you know that must be true…since my Dad said it and all…
I wish I could take my deceased WWII vet dad to the new Applebees in my hometown. I’ll be thinking of him, riding that big wagon in heaven over the wooden bridge.
masnadies, do you have a video camera? If not, you should get one now while your children are still this young because the biggest and best way you can hold on to those moments is to get them all on tape. It should always be charged up and ready to “go” so that when you see and hear your children having these little moments between them you can capture them on film. That way, you’ll be able to hold on to those memories forever — even after they’re all grown up with little ones of THEIR own!
That priceless look on Farley’s face reminds me of the look on MY dog’s face when we get a thunderstorm … right before she takes off to hide in our basement until it’s all over!!!!!
My parents always told us that thunder was the angels bowling and lightening was when an angel got a strike. It made me feel better. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest so rain didn’t even register. I still smile when a storm blows through and I remember that. We told my little niece that when we had a big storm here and she said, “There Funder’s out there!” So cute!
My mom told me, I from Kansas, her dad referred to thundar as tator wagon nothing about lighting though.
I’m not for sure for Veteran’s Day if Ryan’s/Hometown buffett is offering a free meal to all veterans but I think you have to have proff.
I agree it’s nice to see brother and sister getting along that won’t last long.
ComicDetectiveDA almost 15 years ago
AAH! Lizzie’s talking! Noooo! She can’t be growing up that fast already! Lynn, why do you torment me so?!
masnadies almost 15 years ago
Sentences like “stop fighting up there” are learned very early. When you have a sibling, at least. Doesn’t mean she can say any complete sentence she wants.
My son (4 1/2) talks to my daughter (almost 3) like that sometimes. I wish I could save those moments somehow.
alondra almost 15 years ago
I just wish she’d stop calling herself Nizzie.
royman53 almost 15 years ago
@ Macushlalondra - Don’t worry; soon enough Michael will be calling her Lizard Breath.
Donna White almost 15 years ago
AW! Michael is being such a good big brother here. How sweet.
Re Lizzie referring to herself as “Nizzie” - the “L” sound, along with”R” is one of the last sounds that a child learning to speak learns to say. She’ll get it sooner rather than later.
Allan CB Premium Member almost 15 years ago
hahaha royman - I like when he calls her Lizard Breath haha … it reminds me of my sister and I fighting and getting along as kids.
BuzzDog almost 15 years ago
I don’t know about that, Doctor Toon…my Dad used to say it was the angels moving furniture up in heaven, so you know that must be true…since my Dad said it and all…
gobblingup Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Lizzie and Farley in the second panel are so cute! :-)
pdeason2 almost 15 years ago
I was told thunder was when GOD got a strike in bowling and lightning was when he got a gutter ball.
MermaidStitcher almost 15 years ago
I was told thunder was God bowling. Interesting to see the different explainations.
summerdog86 almost 15 years ago
I was told that thunder was wagons going over a wooden bridge in heaven.
The_Ol_Goaler almost 15 years ago
Hmmmph… I was told thunder was the sound of lightning! (I had literal-minded parents…)
cleokaya almost 15 years ago
Lynn has done an accurate depiction of our weather for the last several days.
summerdog86 almost 15 years ago
Thanks, Joe.
I wish I could take my deceased WWII vet dad to the new Applebees in my hometown. I’ll be thinking of him, riding that big wagon in heaven over the wooden bridge.
mroberts88 almost 15 years ago
This shows the innocence of youth.
Gretchen's Mom almost 15 years ago
masnadies, do you have a video camera? If not, you should get one now while your children are still this young because the biggest and best way you can hold on to those moments is to get them all on tape. It should always be charged up and ready to “go” so that when you see and hear your children having these little moments between them you can capture them on film. That way, you’ll be able to hold on to those memories forever — even after they’re all grown up with little ones of THEIR own!
Gretchen's Mom almost 15 years ago
That priceless look on Farley’s face reminds me of the look on MY dog’s face when we get a thunderstorm … right before she takes off to hide in our basement until it’s all over!!!!!
Kaytebb almost 15 years ago
My parents always told us that thunder was the angels bowling and lightening was when an angel got a strike. It made me feel better. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest so rain didn’t even register. I still smile when a storm blows through and I remember that. We told my little niece that when we had a big storm here and she said, “There Funder’s out there!” So cute!
kab2rb almost 15 years ago
My mom told me, I from Kansas, her dad referred to thundar as tator wagon nothing about lighting though. I’m not for sure for Veteran’s Day if Ryan’s/Hometown buffett is offering a free meal to all veterans but I think you have to have proff. I agree it’s nice to see brother and sister getting along that won’t last long.
diggit03 almost 15 years ago
awwwwwwwww