Me: JD, why did you put a question mark on this sentence?
JD: Because it's an asking sentence.
Me: What are you asking?
JD: I'm telling you I went on a basketball court today.
Me: WAIT, you are TELLING me you did that or asking?
JD: Telling you.
Me: So does that mean you need a question mark or a period?
JD: A question mark.
Me: [facepalm]. But you aren't asking me anything!
JD: Oh, yeah. Then I need a period.
Me: Yes! Go ahead and change it. [He does. As soon as he's finished...]
JD: Hey, where did my homework go?
Me: Uh, JD. It's right in front of you. You just fixed one of your homework pages.
JD: Oh, yeah. I forgot.
Me: JD!!!!! What's up with you today? Is your brain going moldy like your pumpkin?
JD: NO, of course not! If my brain was going moldy, it would mean I wasn't thinking right.
Me: Um, JD....you just asked me where your homework was when it's right in front of you and you are working on it right now.
JD: Oh, yeah. I guess my brain is going moldy.
I am sorry, but that is the funniest conversation I have had with a kid in a LONG time!
Thursday, October 17, 2013
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