Dennie Kids: Catch Up

• I have forgotten a few things that have happened around here and though I would just do one post to catch up on my list of kid funnies
• Right before Halloween, we (Mom and the kids) came home and Graham was the first one to open the door to the house.  He climbed up the steps, stopped and then said “man” and then he said “spooky” and came back down.  I immediately asked what he said and what he saw.  I pushed the kids back in the garage and bravely ventured inside with my phone in hand.  I was a little spooked but looked around-all the doors were locked so I sounded the all clear.  Later on, I saw Graham look at his pumpkin (which is the first thing he saw when he came in) and say “man, spooky”
• The other night, Anderson had gone to the bathroom and was re-fixing his pillow.  One pillow was up against the wall and he asked how it got there.  Mom said maybe he did it while he was sleeping.  Anderson then said in a frustrated voice “this happens every night.”  He was quite upset about it.  Poor thing doesn’t know that Dad moves his second pillow to the wall every night-we didn’t know that it bothered him quite that much though!
• Mom has been reading the Little House on the Prairie book to everyone.  At the library, we found Little House picture books.  As we read them and looked at the pictures, Reagan saw a picture of Baby Carrie and exclaimed “that is not what Baby Carrie looks like”-Mom thought that was pretty funny since Reagan has never seen a picture of Baby Carrie. 
• Also, when Mom and Reagan were discussing a tv show with bad guys on it.  Reagan said that the bad guys were like the Indians-we have been reading about the Indians in our chapter book.  Hope we never meet a real life Indians.
• And finally, today while Mom was on the phone with Nonna, she briefly left the kitchen.  Campbell was at the table eating cheerios and Graham was eating yogurt.  When Mom walked back into the room, Graham had yogurt on his hands, table and the back of his chair.  He was apparently painting with his yogurt.  It was a very good thing that Mom was on the phone with Nonna or Graham’s rear end would have quickly met the spoon!