"Mama, what's written on the chalkboard in your head?"

[rbnyc]

That's what my son asked me while I was putting him to bed tonight. Then he said, "The first thing written on my chalkboard is 'William is my friend.' The second thing is 'I love 100-pin bowling.'"

"I bet you can guess the first thing written on my chalkboard," I said.

He said,"I know. 'I love Garrison.'"

I'm glad he knows.

What's written on the chalkboard in your head?

Edit: typo

[solara]

1. I just love this. What a thoughtful and creative child you have..

The first thing written on the chalkboard in my head is "I am grateful"

Thank you for this

:hi:

[rbnyc]

4. That's awesome.

An attitude of gratitude is not just a platitude.

[Lucinda]

2. That is very cool. :)

Mine is "ouch" - I am stretching pain pills until tomorrow. So I am in omgthathurts mode. :)

[rbnyc]

5. Ouch!

Hope you can erase that one soon.

[Lucinda]

9. Me toooo!

:)

[Bertha Venation]

3. Simply charming.

That is so sweet. :)

[rbnyc]

6. We're so lucky.

I'm so proud of him.

[tigereye]

7. aw- so cute! Nice snowman, too. My son is too old for

building snowmen at this point. I kind of miss doing stuff like that.

[betharina]

8. what a lovely story! nt

[GreenPartyVoter]

10. How precious! I always tell my guys, "Guess what?" and then they roll their eyes. "We know. We know

You love us." LOL

It's good that they know that. :)

[PassingFair]

11. You're lucky...

When I say "Guess what?" to MY kids, they say:

"CHICKEN BUTT"

:rofl:

[GreenPartyVoter]

14. Oh, that happens as well and is followed up with, "Know why? Chicken thigh" or

"Guess who? Chicken poo." :eyes:

LOL

[Arugula Latte]

12. That's so cute. And it's kind of a throwback -- "chalkboard"

My kids' classrooms have whiteboards, not chalkboards. It seems like chalkboards are going the way of rotary phones.

[rbnyc]

15. Yeah...he has a "smartboard"...

...in his class, so I wonder where he got that.

[KamaAina]

13. "I will not post snarky replies to rbnyc"

500 times. :P

[rbnyc]

16. LMAO!

Actually, he probably did get that concept from the Simpsons.