I have been told by many to write the funny things down that Chase says so I will not forget them. Here are just a few of the things that have been said in the last two days.I think my two year old is concerned that I don't have enough friends. While we were checking out at Lowe's, he tried to make small talk with the cashier then he grabbed me by my shirt and told her, "this is Wendy."
The other day, I walked into my room and saw Chase standing in the middle of my bed while saying to the mirror, "Ladies & Gentlemen, introducing Mama Wendy {maiden name} {last name}!" I was then fully expected to dance and sing for the enjoyment of an imaginary audience.
Yesterday, I got dressed and was looking at my expanding figure in the mirror bemoaning slightly to myself at how nothing is flattering. Chase looked up (like he could read my thoughts) and said, "Mama, you stylin'!" I thought he said that I was darling because I have never heard him say such. So I said, "You think I am darling?" He just shook his head and repeated himself. Then, I got it and my slight bemoaning was forgotten. He decided to add, "Mama, you darlin' too."
I was pushing him in a grocery cart and he put his hands on my boobs. He said, "these are your boo boos." Before I could say anything, he started shaking his head and grabbed my elbows. Chase said, "No, THESE are your boo boo's." Interesting. Didn't know that.
Chase was wearing a shirt that was apparently bothering him. He was trying to get it off and was scratching his arms. We were away from home and I did not have anything else for him to wear plus it was cold outside so I told him to wait until we got home so I could give him a different shirt. I walked away from him and I heard him muttering under his breath, "I don't like my outfit. I wish it would go away."
Seriously, where does he get this stuff from?
I know that most people immediately point their fingers at me when such a question is asked. Yet, some of these things, I have never spoken around him.
I promise!
Honestly, he keeps life so entertaining with all the things he says and does that I really don't care. Life can get so serious especially when you are in any kind of ministry. I see Chase as a huge gift in my life to remind me to just laugh it all off and not let all that serious stuff get me down.










