Quoting the Cute: Page Fourteen

My seven-year-old likes to write her own little songs and poems and for her sister's fourth birthday, she wrote this:

Me and you together make me feel better
Me and you helps me when I'm blue
And your smile too!
In my hart you will always be with me
It's like the world is a hart wher I love you.
Happy Birthday.

Four-year-old:  "Silly old me!"

Two-year-old:  "Wut up, doc?"  He's been watching old Looney Tunes on VHS.  He also tries to do the "get ready to take-off" thing.  Do you know the one I mean?  If you don't, you can see one here:  Wile E. Coyote does it just after the opening credits (0:43).

Seven-year-old:  "Please may you pass me the salt/water/ketchup/whatever?"

Four-year-old:  "I don't want to go outside because there are too many bugs out there!  I want to wait for [Big Sister] so she can squish them for me."

Two-year-old:  "Taaaa!"  (Which is his own version of "ta-da!")

The six-month-old baby is already almost as loud as his daddy.  Usually he's loud when he's mad, but sometimes it's just when he wants to be heard (which applies to both Baby and Dad, actually).