Smaller versions of fun
The great thing about having a seven-year-old is the weird and wonderful things he sometimes blurts, ponders, and expounds upon. For example:
The son (C) was weighing himself (I'm surprised it registered!) last night. He and his daddy figured out what the numbers meant, then C asked his daddy how much he weighed. My husband, who has put on a couple pounds this last year because of stress, said, "Too much, I know that." (He is very not happy with his lack of motivation to get back into conditioning.) C was curious: "You might blow it up?"
I'm afraid my shouts of laughter from the other room were not very subtle...
The son (C) was weighing himself (I'm surprised it registered!) last night. He and his daddy figured out what the numbers meant, then C asked his daddy how much he weighed. My husband, who has put on a couple pounds this last year because of stress, said, "Too much, I know that." (He is very not happy with his lack of motivation to get back into conditioning.) C was curious: "You might blow it up?"
I'm afraid my shouts of laughter from the other room were not very subtle...

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