My 2 year old grandson, just everything he does makes me laugh. I would have to say, the pumpkins- he was so funny carving them, and had to look inside of them every time he came over. He would say Nana's and then his. I guess you would have to be there to think its funny.

Oh, another one is, taking Papa's cell and he know's how to go to, talking Carl, and he will start talking to the phone and laughs when it repeats him

I love that! My oldest LOVES the phone too. She is getting older now though and actually wants to talk to a person....so she hits redial. LOL! So far she has talked to friends, family, and the bank teller at my local branch. teehee

"Goodnight Moon" Does your daughter know this book? Margaret Wise Brown wrote it, and it was my daughter's very favorite childhood book. She used to do the same thing, look out the window to say goodnight to the moon.

Kids always make me smile. I've always said kids is what it's all about, and there are so many ways they reach my heart. I just became a first-time grandpa, last week, and I've been smiling since.

I don't know that I have any funny stories, per se, but I'm an optimist and a smiler by nature. I take great pleasure in the beautiful surroundings where I live, guaranteed to bring a smile to my heart, as well as my face, every day.

My cat, one of my best friends, makes me smile everyday. Watching this old-timer play like a kitten, batting acorns down the driveway, chasing bugs, coming to the door to lead me out to the side yard to play hide-and-seek... he always keeps me smiling.

My friend and I had a garage sale. My yorkie puppy helped out. An 8 year old boy told me very seriously that he knew why I got the dog - "you have the same hair". I couldn't stop laughing.

Lynne

I agree with you...cats are funny animals. We have a cat and a jack russell terrier. They are a riot when they play together!

As for you having the same hair as your dog...I think I would have peed my pants...that is too funny!

Mine are not only good at making me laugh, but my son is fantastic at dumbfounding me, and everyone else he meets. He was born 2 months early and clinically dead, the doctors said he would probably be slow. meanwhile, he is (according to every teacher he has had) one of the smartes children they have ever ancountered and oozes confidence and arrogance. So he keeps me stunned on a regular basis.

Funny first. We were visiting a church during morning service when my son, maybe 3 months at the time, starts to cry. A kind woman leans forward and ask if maybe he's hungry, and tells me that there is a kitchen in the fellowship hall if I need to make a bottle. My daughter, a little over 2, very loudly announces that her brother doesn't drink bottles, "He eats mommy's boobies."

Of course the music stops and the church becomes dead quiet while she's announcing this!

Dumbfounded? We will go withthe most recent.

My husband and I had just put the kids to bed and decided to watch the new show "Walking Dead". I'm hooked, hubby hasn't seen it. A scene comes on where everyone is talking in panicky tones, it was enough to bring my son out of his bed.

He stands at the end of the hall and informs us that "What we are watching is scaring him and it will keep him up all night." Then waits until we turn it off before going back to bed.

My hubby and I look at each other, then towards his room. Our son has a hard time understanding who's house this is. His, or ours! LOL... worse yet, he says things with such conviction and authority for an eleven year, my husband and I (and just about everyone else) respond without thinking as to who is giving the order!

How do you teach an eleven year old that they aren't in charge, when clearly, they are!

Sorry so long, I could go on forever though LOL..
-Tanya

I love the booby eating story haha. My daughter did something similar when Taylor was only about a month old. Except it was in the doctors waiting room. I put on a cover to feed Taylor and Hannah ripped it off and announced to the whole waiting room that Taylor doesn't like her head coverered when she is eating booby. BAHAHA! So not only did the whole waiting room see my boob but her ripping off the cover scared Taylor who promptly pulled her face away and glared at everyone....while my nipple hung out for the world to see. OH MAN! KIDS!!

to this day i still smile when i think of when my daughter was a baby in her crib at night in her one piece jammy crying until myself and wife could not take it anymore.i would open the door and walk in and she would be standing in her crib with a yard of boogers hanging out of her mouth and nose with her outstretched hands.i would pick her up and you would not think a baby could hug that hard.i know,its kinda silly,but that memory is etched in my mind.of course now,my two teenage daughters are typical drama queens.i am the only male in the house,even the cat and dog are females.the basement is my safe place.

hunter - that is so sweet. What a wonderful memory to hang on too! That would make me smile thinking of that too!

Several years ago when my youngest was a preschooler, my husband walked into his room and found the goldfish dead. Trying to avoid upsetting him, my husband tried to slip into the bathroom and flush it down the toilet. My son caught him in the act and so my husband gently tried to tell him that the fish had died and that he was going to heaven. So my little boy in all of his four year old wisdom and very high pitched voice says, "You mean heaven's in the toilet?"

I love he different positions that my cats get in when they are sleeping. Sometimes they are curdled up in a little ball and sometimes their little legs and paws are standing straight in the air and they are sound asleep. I have three Tuxedo cats.

Well if you would have said "laugh" Then it would be at MYSELF:) See? Now eye no that made someone smile:) Everyone have a blessed Happy WONDERFUL DAY! Naw!!!!I ain't no SPOOKER. :):):):):):):):):