Not just, "Don't want to be snookered," or even "Likes to get a good deal," no.
I am cha-eep.
I know because my little children say things like:
"Hey Mom, do you have a coupon for this store?" -When buying Jack new shoes
"Is this on sale?" -Buying Austin some onesies
"Mom this penny is Miiiine." -Ty, as he clings to a flat penny. "I have a flat penny and this penny is mine."
"Mommy can I have your coupon?" Me: Ty, this is a credit card. "Can I have your credit card?"
"Mommy did you remember your coupons?" -As we are walking into Walmart
There was yesterday when I went to Starbucks with Austin during MDO, walked to the counter, ordered an Artisan breakfast sandwich, handed them a voucher for the sandwich then ordered a plain coffee. $1.75.
THEN
Sat down at their largest table and clipped coupons from the Sunday paper.
Chhhaaaa-eep.
But the event that inspired this post?
Jack and Ty were playing with a toy bead maze (similar to the one pictured below)

Kids listen. They repeat what they hear. I just think it's funny that Emily's (my older sister) girls are caught saying things like:
"I think that would be a wise choice." and "Aren't you a cute little boy."
While mine are make-believe sale shopping.
1 comment:
You should know that Claire and Ava have been caught playing garage sale...they don't know that you can buy toys at a store. The only store bought toys they get come at their birthdays and Christmas!
Em
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