A couple Funnies!

Last Friday I was headed into town when I got a text from Rhett's teacher.  I thought it was kind of weird to get one from her during the day and it made me a little nervous.  I laughed though when I opened it.  It read:

Your kid *Rhett* just did the SPLITS for us during show and tell!!!!!

When he tells people he can do the splits I think they are always a little amazed and blown-away that he REALLY can do the splits. :)  He usually jumps into them which makes it a little more dramatic too.  Ha, ha! It makes me laugh that that was his show and tell and that his teacher was so shocked by the fact he could actually do them that she text me!

 This is an old picture of it, but for those that haven't seen his trick here it is!

Everytime somebody new comes to gymnastics I hear them whispering about my boy that can do the splits.  It shocks most people.  We seriously have NO IDEA where he came from.  He did not get this from his parents thats for sure!!

Laiklie has been saying some strange things lately that crack me up.  On sunday she put on a pair of leggings after church that had a hole in the knee.  When I commented on them she saids, "Do you want to know what I call it?" Of course I said I wanted to know what she called the hole....she says, "THE FUTURE!" Very dramatic with arms and everything!:)

Yesterday I was cutting up an orange for her that came from Gramps and Grams Romrell in AZ (THANK YOU!!! Sooo yummy!) I cut the ends off and she asked if they needed to go to the garbage.  I said they did and she said, "no, I think I will keep them.  I will call them clammy!"  Ha, ha! Where does she come up with this stuff?  I found *clammy* on the floor awhile later and threw it away.  When she found out she was mad at me and told me that her and clammy were friends! :)What a crack-up!

Today I helped in her class with PE.  I help every week and have been avoiding teaching the kindergartners how to play dodge ball.  I knew it would be confusing for some of them.  I taught them today though and it was DEFINITELY a challenge to help them understand the game.  The very first time I said go and they ran to the center to get a ball one little boy named Ryan got hit and was out within the first couple seconds.  He cried and cried.  I kept telling him we would play another round but that he had to stop bawling.  The next round poor little Ryan was only in less than a minute before he got hit and was once again in tears.  Poor little dude! But....by the end of PE as they were lining up Ryan was next to Laiklie and I heard him tell her, "Your mom is the BEST MOM EEEVVVVEEERRR!!!" Laiklie kind of looked and me and grinned.  I thought it was so funny that a good game of dodge ball gives you best mom ever status!  Who knew?!