Paraphrased:
Sean-"Mommy, if light sabers are made of light, how do they clash and make sounds when they hit each other?" Good question. George Lucas, are you out there?
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
I was just thinking about my need to talk, and not necessarily have what I say stand as the "gospel truth" or be written in stone-and a line from the movie Shadowland(s) came to me tho' I think I changed it--"I talk to know I'm not alone" (originally, We pray to know we're not alone-I think). I'd like to find this in C.S. Lewis's writing. I like this thought, although it makes me want to cry too. In a good way, sorta.
Memorable words and phrases
Inspired by Melissa Wiley's list of common literary phrases spoken in her family, I'm listing some of ours. Ours come from books, movies, and TV shows. Some are just funny things I want to remember. Since we listen to alot of books on tape, many of them may be lost in the written translation. Leah is generally the one who brings these tidbits into the family vernacular and often it's all in how it's said.
Gor
In the deep downs
My babies, show to me my babies-said in our best French accent
UH UH- said from deep in the chest and throat
Yes, very
Would I, Would you, Would I.....(I heard Ryan saying this to himself while eating breakfast-come to find out this is from Chowder, a show which I'm somewhat ashamed to say I find quite funny and endearing somehow)
Ryan-Twinkle, twinkle little star wars-in his sweetest 5 year old soprano voice
Me-The World is dark, and light is precious, dear reader. You must trust me. I am telling you a story. From Tale of Despereaux. I try this one before I start to read a story to the kids-usually to an outburst of MOOOOMMMM!
Don't call me sweetie and don't worry 'bout given me no pretty little comb nither-Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind
Just give me a moment to tiinnk-Swedish,
Evenin' neighbors- with Swedish Accent
Leah-in 70 degree weather a few days after the first good snow of her life while jumping on the trampoline was hot and said- Folks, this a terrible place to live-Swedish
Song- Ol' Stormy's dead and gone to rest, to my way, Stormalong
Of all the sailors he was the best Aye, aye, aye Mr. Stormalong...sometimes they change the name from Stormalong to Anakin
THE DUNGEON!
Gor
In the deep downs
My babies, show to me my babies-said in our best French accent
UH UH- said from deep in the chest and throat
Yes, very
Would I, Would you, Would I.....(I heard Ryan saying this to himself while eating breakfast-come to find out this is from Chowder, a show which I'm somewhat ashamed to say I find quite funny and endearing somehow)
Ryan-Twinkle, twinkle little star wars-in his sweetest 5 year old soprano voice
Me-The World is dark, and light is precious, dear reader. You must trust me. I am telling you a story. From Tale of Despereaux. I try this one before I start to read a story to the kids-usually to an outburst of MOOOOMMMM!
Don't call me sweetie and don't worry 'bout given me no pretty little comb nither-Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind
Just give me a moment to tiinnk-Swedish,
Evenin' neighbors- with Swedish Accent
Leah-in 70 degree weather a few days after the first good snow of her life while jumping on the trampoline was hot and said- Folks, this a terrible place to live-Swedish
Song- Ol' Stormy's dead and gone to rest, to my way, Stormalong
Of all the sailors he was the best Aye, aye, aye Mr. Stormalong...sometimes they change the name from Stormalong to Anakin
THE DUNGEON!
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