Ava calls ice cream "a$$ cream." I am sorry if this is rude or whatever, but I just can't stop myself from laughing. It is sooo hilarious to me. She always says she wants to go get some A$$ cream. HAhaahaa!! Even typing it, I am laughing. One day she will say it correctly, and I will be sad.
Ava, I am sorry I had to post this... but it is just too good to pass up! Love ya!
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That reminds me of when Mac was much younger, and his word for "fork" rhymed with "truck." Lovely. :o)
Cute! Asher leaves out the "r" when he says shirt. Lovely, huh? I always smile when he says, "I need to go get me shi(r)t on."
Maybe she has a sore rear end. Just a thought. : )
When Ellie has a diaper rash, we give her a$$ cream.... no wait that's butt paste.
LOL! I wish I had a cute story of my kids unknowinly substituting swear words, but sadly, they use them correctly. Like Ellie walking out from church one day, pausing to look at something to the left and saying (a little too loudly) "what the h*** is that?!"
Enjoy the innocent swearing, and avoid swearing for real or your children too will say, "Shut the d*** door!".
Erin
PS That is the extent of swearing in our home and rarely at that, lest anyone think we have sailor ancestry or live by the docks.
I just got your comment on my blog and I can't help but say thanks and that we served it with a$$ cream.
And that was Corey who said the earlier comment. With my endorsement of course. Butt Paste really is an awesome cream.
I LOVE IT!!!!!!! Those kinds of things make me laugh, too!!!
We had the problem with truck sounding like the F word just like the other Lauren that commented here. It used to mortify me and make me die with laughter, too!
That's cute!! HAHAHA Also I love what your anonymous friend said. That's pretty funny!
THAT IS HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!! I am still laughing
LOL one little girl in our ward used to call Heavenly Father Harry Potter - It was soooo cute!
She knows exactly what she's saying!!!
LOL! It is HILARIOUS! You need to video her saying it. Now, is that just a learning curve, or is the "southern" accent?
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