Colton States the Obvious

The tongue helps in the building process

Me: Are you sad that you won't have preschool any more?
C: No, because I get to go to kindergarten!
Me: Well, I'm sad that I probably won't get to work there every week.
C: You can just work in my next class, so you won't be lonely.

C: You have to guess where I hid the jack.
Me: In the middle.
C: Why do you always have to know?

C: Can I have a cookie?
Me: If I get a bite.

Me: Hey, do you want this last piece of fish?
C: No. That can be your dessert!
Me: Wait a minute...

C: We should talk. 
Me: About?
C: About having two screen times.
Me: This will be a short conversation.  I will say no.
C: But we should talk about it.

C: I really am tired of waiting to go to the train store.

Me: Are you excited to go camping?
C: YES!
Me: What's your favorite part about camping?
C: Looking at the stars! 
Me: That's a good part.
C: And once, we saw stars! And they were in the sky!

C: I really wish you could go camping.
Me: I know, but somebody needs to stay and watch the babies.
C: Nanan can watch them!
Me: If only it were that easy.  I'll come soon, bud.  I promise.

Me: Did you know that Layla has a baby at home, about your brothers' age?
C: I did know that a bit.

Me: Hey, watch the baby head!
C: I know!
Me: If you knew, then you wouldn't do that.
C: I know, but I just can't stop.

C: I'm a bit hungry.  What can I have?
Me: I just had some tortilla chips.  Want some?
C: Can I have some cheesy chips?
Me: Nachos?
C: Yeah! I really am hungry enough for some nachos!