In Which I Am Taken Too Literally

So about a week ago, my five year old son complained bitterly of something I had done and I cannot even remember what it was, just that I offered up in my flippant way: “What you need, kid, is a t-shirt that says ‘It’s All My Mom’s Fault.’” He really perked up, “Yeah, I do!” And I promptly forgot about it.Until tonight. when I was folding his laundry. And found this.P1010001.JPGIn case you cannot read five year old phonetics: It is all my mom’s fault.Or maybe he was giving me laundry instructions, and it is all my mom’s to fold.

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7 Responses to “In Which I Am Taken Too Literally”

  1. lara Says:

    That is just a classic! I should remember that off-hand comment of yours for the frequent times I find myself being accused as well!

  2. Graham Harman Says:

    *rolling on the floor laughing*

    That is a permanent piece of family lore.

  3. Raven Zachary Says:

    Mara scored a 49 (tough to do based on how they score) on Free Rice, but is too humble to admit this publicly. Way to go, my super smart spouse!

  4. blue milk Says:

    Hahahaha, just a little thank you for doing the laundry hey? hahaha. so funny.

  5. jenny Says:

    This is so funny! Makes me miss him all the more. Sorry we missed his birthday…

  6. unreliable narrator Says:

    O. M. G…. I love his alternative design sensibility, too–to have the logo going UP THE SIDE of the t-shirt instead of the usual boring horizontal-across-the-front tactic.

    I don’t actually know what a Free Rice score of 49 means, but I know how hard you make me work in Scrabulous, so I’m not a bit surprised. And a giant congratulations on being a NaNoWriMo winner….so when do we get to read ‘er? ;o)

  7. Lisa Says:

    Okay, so I totally wrenched my back this week, and everything hurts, but when I read this I laughed so hard that the muscles screamed and I didn’t care because this is HILARIOUS! I LOVE it! You will let him wear it publicly, right?

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