(How cute is this kid??)
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One of his friends had gone to another friend's house without asking. Nate said, "Mom, remember when I did that?"
Me: "Yeah, you got in big trouble! You should never leave the house without asking me first"
Nate: "Oh yeah. That was the time you smacked me in the face, right?"
WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?
I have NEVER hit my children, in fact, it's something I feel really strongly about, so I was completely flabbergasted.
Me: "What are you talking about?!? I've never hit you!"
Nate put his hand up to chin, making a thinking face, and then said, "Oh, that's right. It wasn't you. I saw it on "Cloudy with a chance of meatballs"! Sorry!"
Thank you frickin' meatball show!! I wonder what other "memories" my kids have after watching movies!!!
What a cute kid!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! What an influence the media has!
ReplyDeleteThat's crazy! Who would have thought that a movie could have such an impact!?!
ReplyDeleteDang! That's horrible! I wonder how often that happens that children replace reality with movies like that! Especially when it's a movie made FOR children!
ReplyDeleteOh man! That's so funny! And Nathan is too cute for his own good. I still think he looks very European (whatever that means).
ReplyDeleteWow, interesting. It would be fascinating to be able to see a complete picture of what is hapenning with kids while they use media.
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