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Damionisms


Oh, kids say the darnedest things, don’t they? Some of my favorites when D was here last week were the following:

"I don't mean to break up the party, but..."- when we told him to go to bed while we played rock band during our monthly game night, a continuance from bowling. 

"I just cannot believe God created all of this!"-Whenever he saw something beautiful, like the mountains or the ocean. He also noted that “God did good”. Yeah, he sure did.
Ruby Beach


"I'm from the United States"-He retorted when someone asked him where he was from. What a little patriot.

"I'm ready for a shower-sh-sh-shower"-He makes up a song about everything. It doesn’t matter what it has to do with, he comes up with something.
In Maddy's tunnel

Bowling


“I thirst!”-When we told him to go to bed, and he was trying to get an extra drink. It was after a very long day, so we just wanted to go to bed and he was stalling.

“We can just buy a new wallet”, he calmly told his mom, after her wallet went missing right before she had to board her flight. Wish it were that simple.

Posing 

Such a ham

Super exhausted


“Actually…” yeah, every sentence started with this word, if you disagreed with him or you questioned his story. He was funny.

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