WARNING: This blog post contains adult language spoken by a toddler.
Teagan is also quite musical. Let's be honest here, he's got a lot of the Young blood in him. He was bound to be musical. So, how well does his musical nature and use of naughty words combine? That's exactly what I found out recently.
We were driving in the car and Darryl and I were deep in conversation and Teagan was in the back seat singing to himself. He sings to himself a lot. No bid deal, right? Wrong. I pause when I notice him singing something I don't recognize. Teagan didn't realize I was listening of coarse, and I hear him sing as sweetly as he can sing:
Naughty words naughty words,
I like naughty words la la la
Shit Damn it Shit Damn it
la la la la la Naughty words
Imagine my surprise. Since he didn't realize I wasn't listening, I didn't draw attention to the song and luckily it didn't continue. I was able to hold my composure and not even laugh. That was a miracle. Thankfully, this was a one-time performance and I haven't heard the song or the naughty words since.
4 comments:
Nice lol!!
We were driving with my brother, and he looks at Glade and says, "Glade, say 'Damn it Joe!'"
She turns to his friend Joe, musses her face up, and yells, "Damn it Joe!".
I didn't do as well as you with not laughing. Oh the things kids learn
Oh no! At the same time I am so glad you shared the story, I was laughing SO hard. Kids are so worth all the work!
That is pure awesome.
I'm still laughing!
=)
That is AWESOME!!! I know its not something to be proud of but he is very creative!! You can always use it as blackmail when he gets older!!
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