Aidanism III

Yesterday, my almost 3 grandson was over for a little while. During lunch, I was eating some of those guacamole flavored tortilla chips. Aidan was curious about the green color and asked what they were. I said "Guacamole chips. Can you say guacamole chips?" Aidan said "Flockamole chips."

Aidan can also count to ten and tell you how old he is. ..two and a half. If you want to be forever young, ask Aidan how old you are. He'll tell you that you are three and a half.

Animal Sounds

Grandson, Aidan, and I are watching a commercial on television with a lion.

I ask my grandson: "What does a lion say?"

Grandson: "Roar"

Me: "What does a horse say?"

Grandson: "Neigh"

Me: "What does a cat say?"

Grandson: "Meow"

Since these are easy questions for him, I decided to ask him a little harder one.

Me: "What does Aidan say?"

He thinks for a minute and responds: "Talk, talk"

Another Aidanism, or A way with words Part 2

I was reading my grandson a book today about a hippopotamus. I asked him if he could say "hippopotamus". His response was "Harrypottermus". Love it!

A way with words

My twenty eight month old grandson has a way with words.

Here's a few Aidanisms:

Churcles - something circular in shape

Chupchakes -those little cakes that kids love to lick the icing off and leave the cake part

Flingos - the pink plastic birds that are perched in our neighbors yard. I really would like to "fling" them at the neighbor.

Dinahorse - T-Rexs and their relatives

Pliget - Winnie the Pooh's little pink friend

Floulers - What Grandma grows in her garden


His latest describes a furry animal with ringed tail and a black mask that showed up in our yard the other day. You all know what animal I mean - a Raccatoon, not to be confused with Rabbitouille, of animated movie fame.