Tuesday, June 5, 2007

The Cave Troll Still Rules...

Okay...so he's been even more obsessed with ruling the world lately, but the Cave Troll proved that we all dance to his tune in spades this morning.

He's been fastening his own car seat--it takes a while, and actually helping him earns you nothing but bloody eardrums and heightened blood pressure, so I got in the front of the car and knit a few rounds on a sock while I was waiting. I saw that he was done, put the knitting down and started to back out of the driveway. I was stopped by him shrieking at me.

"What did I do now?" I asked, fairly exasperated because, let's face it, Mr. I-control-the-universe is NOT a picnic to live with.

"Yarn...yarn mom...pick up yarn...." In the rear view mirror I could see him doing the time honored "I'm pretending to do something mysterious with pointed sticks" gesture, and so I picked up my sock from the seat next to me, and suddenly the noise stopped.

"Yarn...need yarn mom," he said with serenity, and so I was allowed to drive away, holding my sock at the ready for the next stoplight, when I usually knit.

Little Man knows how to run a Universe, that's all I can say.

10 comments:

  1. OMG - and I've all this to look forward to!!

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  2. hilarious, in a really loud sort of way..., by the way, what is the name of the kitty cat?

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  3. (hee hee hee) Dennis Quaid-- so when Matt was on business trips (he doesn't do many of those anymore) I got to sleep with Dennis Quaid.

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  5. OMG that tops it all. Your guy gets my vote for president!

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  6. where do I get me one of those models???

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  7. Had a trawl through your book list; I think I need to update mine! Anita Blake - like this series better than the other hamilton one - how do you feel about it? As for animal authors - totally sold on Gerald Durrell, too. I usually reserve James for times when I'm not sleeping well or have nightmares. His prose is so restful and/or humourous that I can safely drop off to sleep again : )

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  8. Glad to know it's not just my only child who rules. B knows when I get a package at home, it's usually yarn. Oh look, he'll say when I open it, more yarn. Someday he can knit his own freakin orange socks and all the number shirts he wants.

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  9. CT definitely has his own personality. Good thing you have a sense of humor. And really, he does have his priorities straight. "Need yarn, Mom!"

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  10. I will be giggling over need yarn all day I suspect:)

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