Malapropisms of youth
Things Miles says that he’s not going to say forever so I want to remember them:
Diacalbolical (diabolical)
Callepittar (caterpillar)
Baby thermometer (baby monitor)
Magniflying glass (magnifying glass)
Things Miles says that he’s not going to say forever so I want to remember them:
Diacalbolical (diabolical)
Callepittar (caterpillar)
Baby thermometer (baby monitor)
Magniflying glass (magnifying glass)
In our folk choir, Miles and I are singing John Prine’s “Paradise.” Miles has listened to the song many times, but he seems to have misheard the lyrics.
M:Â Where the air smelled like snakes and we’d shoot with our pistols
But empty top models was all we would kill.
For reference, the original lyrics:
Where the air smelled like snakes and we’d shoot with our pistols
But empty pop bottles was all we would kill.
We’re going out for a nice dinner tonight to celebrate my birthday.
A:Â Miles, before we go out for dinner, I’d like you to change your clothes.
M:Â But these [sweatpants] can be jammies OR regular clothes.
A:Â I know, but when we go out, it’s nice to put on something a little dressier.
M:Â But I don’t need to.
A:Â I want you to.
M:Â You don’t need me to.
A:Â Come on, Miles.
M:Â You need to use acceptance.
We’ve been having the worst time lately with Tobin doing something naughty, then laughing in my face when I scold him. After just such an event…
A:Â Why does Tobin always think that’s funny?
M: He doesn’t think it’s funny. He just doesn’t care.
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