silliness

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	Okay, I love to find humor and comic relief in my situations...Kind of the pearl in the midst of a sandstorm philosophy. So I just thought it would be fun to share some cute stories about our angels... Here's mine. Korban is 2, and has recently become VERY interested in the telephone, but just doesn't quite get it. If I am on the phone and he wants something that isn't urgent, I will tell him wait until the phone is all done. Well, he has started whispering in the other ear as if I can just listen with that one! It cracks me up. Until... I was on the phone with my mother this evening, and he was perseverating about talking to Grammy. I kept telling him to wait, it was mommy's turn. He can talk next. After a minute or two, he decided to take matters into his own hands, and happily and LOUDLY yelled in my other ear..."Hi Gammy!" As if he just figured it would go straight through to the other side. Although my ear rang for quite awhile, I just love the sweet innocent way that he is. He is so naive and sweet and perfect. I love my son, and I love silliness. So, share a story with me.  That's cute:) He probably could yodel in my ears with my wee brain:PPayne thinks that whenever we need anything that mom's magic money card will buy it! Thats funny    kids are funny with phones.  My boys for the longest time would use just about everything like a phone.   they would walk around with the remote control to their ear,  or the computer mouse,  a hair brush.........too funny.ShelleyR:  I see that your daughter's dx is now pdd.  In the past, it was hyperlexia.   What is hyperlexia?
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