Jan
14
“What the heck are you guys doing?”
“We are COWBOYS!”
“HI MOMMY! HI MOMMY! HI MOMMY!”
“So why are you grabbing your crotches?”
“I’m not. I am breaking this horse. He’s a wild one. I had to get him with my lasso.”
“COWBOYZZ!”
“Wait, what horse?”
“The horse I am riding. We are both riding horses.”
“RIDEA HORSE!”
“I don’t understand, where’s the—ohhhhhh. Ah, okay. Well, those are some very, very tiny horses.”
“But they are wild.”
“A BABY! BABY HORSE!”
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The look on Dylan’s face is perfect.
If only we could bottle the imagination (and unending energy) of little boys…we’d be gajillionaires…or addicts…
Man, they are so so cute.
Hell bent for the horizon!
Baby horses – adorable! And those little looks of cowboy glee… priceless!
OMFG they are so cute. Looking at them I just can’t imagine that you ever have the desire to flip them off behind their backs. Which I did when my kid was two ALL THE TIME.
They will love you for this in about 10 years.
This post made me want sons really, really bad.
Well, you know, kind of. These tiny horses (HORSE!) might be a wee-ish bit embarrassing in, say, CHURCH.
cutest thing EVER!
OK, that one made me laugh out loud!! awesome! boys are just so . . ummmm . . well . . . not girls, aren’t they? love it
Their future girlfriends are going to thank them (or you?) for breaking the horses so young!
Before I got to the end and saw the picture, I was quite sure that Riley was going to be riding Dylan :)
could you eat them for breakfast, or what?
Hee, that is hilarious! Little boys are awesome, aren’t they?!
Cutest little guys ever! (After mine, anyway.) They look like they have to pee. Hee hee!
I can practically hear the shouting.
Cracking up over here!
I am still cracking up. They definitely look like they need to pee, but then you see the tiny little horse legs poking through…
Hilarious!
(On Twitter — which I don’t know how to follow except on your blog — re: nerves before a run: Why? Are you worried that you’ll get injured or won’t be able to finish or just that you won’t enjoy it?)
They sorta look like they have UTIs.
Oh that is going in the lockbox to bring out at a random time so DF will give me the weirdest look and ask what I’m smoking. HILARIOUS!
I LOVE this post!
Holy crap that was funny Linda! Made my day.
Just wait until they figure out how to make those tiny “horses” grow! They won’t ever leave the bathroom! (I know- I live it- my boys are 12 and 14)
The dialogue makes the photo even better.
So cute!! I love Dylan’s dialogue. RIDEA [/i]HORSE!!!![i]
wow, total html fail. I knew I shouldn’t have skipped coffee today.
Anyway, cute pic, funny post. Enjoy the cabin fever. I don’t even have small kids, and I’m desperate for the Seattle Winter Gray to disperse.
You’ve got yerself there a mighty fine piece of blackmail to be used on future girlfriends, pardner!
That made me LOL at work.
Ah ha ha ha…too awesome!
I love boys and their games. And Dylan’s face. He’s so tamin’ that baby horse.
What a great picture (and story)! Your kids are so much fun!
I love that you asked why they were holding their crotches. Hysterical.
All hail the discovery of the penis as a toy. And so it begins…
So glad I have a daughter!
Wow, the crotch grabbing and naming of penises starts early, doesn’t it? :P
Hilarious! At least they keep you laughing!
OMG, I’m crying over here–oh what I have to look forward to in a couple of years!
Awesome. I don’t have a crotch-grabber on my hands, but my son has his quirks. He has a Barbie Princess book that he loves to read, and we were talking about it one night. . .
“Do you like the princesses, Dylan?”
“Yeah, I love princesses!”
“Why do you like them?”
“I want to kiss their bellies!”
“Uh. . . where are their bellies?”
Which is when he took the book from me and pointed squarely to the ample bosoms of the two princesses pictured on the cover.
LOL-so funny! You’re boys look close in age to my little guys (6 and 3), so I can totally relate! :)
Hahahahhahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahhah
Ah, to be a kid again when every day involved leaping around like a kangaroo. If someone could bottle that into an energy drink, I could use a case. (And also the screaming. I sometimes envy kids their ability to let fly with a loud happy yell or screech…adults aren’t allowed to do that.)
Dude, that looks like FUN.
This is so dang funny, I seriously cannot stop giggling!
That look on Dylan’s face is priceless.
Oh god, they’re so perfect for each other and you.
So, if we’d had that 4th child, and he’d been a he, then I’d be dealing with this now, instead of just the one running around like a banshee and sounding like a herd of horses all on his own.
Some days, I’m very sad that this will never happen.
The look on Dylan’s face is RAD!!!! I love it!
your boys are seriously the cutest little boys EVER. Dylan’s hair looks like it is lightening into a beautiful blonde color. I won’t lie, as a redhead myself I am a little sad haha.
your two little ones are so cuuuute! =)