As we're driving by the construction, Boo says, "If someone was selling you, mom, I'd buy you."
Thought bubble:
Is there a learning opportunity here?I stumbled over and edited past several options before settling on an awkward chuckle and a "Why, thank you, honey."
Should I point out we don't buy people?
How can I make this positive?
"I don't think anyone else would buy you."
Why, thank you . . . I think.
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9 comments:
Precious Boo. I think he couldn't imagine anyone but him having you! That is a lovely thing.
That is priceless. I got my laugh for the morning. Thank you.
well, no one else matters.
but I'd buy you!
Boo's thought bubble: "No one else had better buy my Oma!"
I'd buy you, but you knew that
Awwww :)
This reminds me of when my husband gives me compliments like, "I love you honey. In spite of all your overwhelming and incredibly irritating personality flaws, I really love you."
Thanks, you dork.
I'm pretty sure that's what we call a "back-handed compliment" - LOL!
That's funny. Nothing like a kid to keep our feet firmly planted on the ground. My nephew once told me he loved me even though my legs were looking a little chunky that day. Good thing they are so cute.
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