I told y'all he was the president...
So, on Wednesday, The President has to do a report and presentation about a famous American. He chose the president (duh). He also has to come to school dressed as the aforementioned famous American. When I brought home his navy blazer and striped power tie, I thought he was going to hyperventilate. (It just occurred to me that I'm raising Alex P. Keaton). He has been campaigning (pun intended) for a "tuxedo" for two years. I could not make myself buy an honest-to-God suit (cheesy)for a seven year old, but he is going to rock the house with a blue oxford, khakis, and bucks (apparently they're making a comeback)along with the tie and blazer. I can totally coordinate the ensemble de frat boy. Looks just like his dad back in the day. It was so freaking cute, I could not look directly at him.
I told him that we should dress Fat Baby in black and sunglasses with a walkie-talkie to be the Secret Service. (Also a good idea for Halloween...)
Later, The Pres told me that he didn't understand...everyone knows about the Secret Service, why not just call it The Service?!? Smart ass.
In a non-presidential moment, we were having a conversation about the weather....(80 degrees today, 40 by the middle of the week) and the possibility of storms. I asked The President if he'd ever heard that March is "in like a lion, out like a lamb." He hadn't. I asked him to think about it & tell me what he thought that meant.
"Is it when you have a fart & then let it out softly?"
Hail to the Chief!
Labels: makin' Mama proud, sassy kids, The President
7 Comments:
alex p keaton -
I soooo wanted to marry him.
I's vote for him.
Can we write him in for 2008? I think with enough blogging mama's out there, he could have a real chance.
Hail to the Chief!!!
Love that kid!
HEY....where did you get his bucks...I am looking for some for Junior Mayhem for Easter!
OMG, could he be any funnier. How you ever stop laughing with that kid around is beyond me.
I'm so glad you found my blog and commented. I need to check your blog out more but I had to comment right away.
My 7yo son is a budding Alex P. Keaton too! For this birthday he received a Richard Nixon doll. I have him on video jumping up and down screaming "Yay! Richard Nixon! I love Richard Nixon!"
I was like, well what seven year old boy wouldn't want a Richard Nixon doll for his birthday????
He also got Teddy Roosevelt. He received George W. Bush for Christmas. My daughter got Laura.
OK, I see your note on my gmail account. But you see I set up the gmail account just for my blog. And it's fairly new. I'm having trouble opening it. Just not smart enough to figure it out.
My brother-in-law bought the president dolls. I'm not sure where. I'll find out for you! My son loooves them.
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