You know what's a big number?
BRACHIOSAURUS.
That's as big as it gets. Ask my four-year-old. He'll tell you. "What's the biggest number?"
"Eleven hundred seventy three seven twenty one hundred brachiosaurus forty thousand two one."
It's huge. A HUGE number. Because brachiosaurus is the biggest dinosaur so it must also be the biggest number.
If Grant runs super fast to the car, he'll tell you. "I ran a million brachiosaurus fast!"
And if you're his favorite, which four of us in this house are tied for first place to be, he'll tell you how much he loves you, too. "I love you brachiosaurus."
Which is how much I love him.
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Oh my goodness. How could you help it? Even if another thing he likes to say is, "It was an accident!"
He's very, very cute.
Aaron just measures everything that's a lot by saying, "As much as Max is far away" Because he knows that his friend Max who moved back to the states in April lives VERY far away, and nothing feels greater than the distance between them now.
I'm so glad you're writing this stuff down. That - the cute, hilarious things the kids say - is one BRACHIOSAURUS thing I miss now that my kids are older. They're still hilarious, just more snark and less cuteness.
(Okay, snark is cute. But you know what I mean...)
LOL! Oh my goodness, that is too cute! Love it!
That is beyond adorable! Love!
Awww . . . the world according to little children. And the joy we get when we're a part of them.
best number EVER.
I have been Looking for a number, that reaches FURTHER then infinity and beyond.
smart kid.
and who doesn't want to be loved THAT MUCH
That's too sweet! Since number go on forever, every word has to be part of a number group. I've never heard of brachiosaurus (I only know up to trillion), so it must be really, really high.
You know what? That's just awesome. Sometimes kids just know how to measure stuff right.
very cute!
Oh my gosh, that is so adorable! I don't know how you don't die from the cuteness.
Little boys and their Dino-love!
Even though I'm an old "phogi" (my word verification word) I found this adorable. No wonder we loved Dr. Seuss as kids; he talked just like us.
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