Tears of the clown
Last night we were watching the DVD we rented from Blockbuster called "Are We There Yet". Ice Cube seems to be doing his obligatory tough-guy-action-hero-in-the-bad-comedy-with-kids movie (Arnold had Kindergarten Cop, and Vin Diesel just finished his stint on The Pacifier---I think it must be an action hero law in California or something).
At any rate, we were sitting there watching this thing and toward the end it gets a little sticky sweet sentimental. While I'm sitting there wishing for the last 90 minutes of my life back, little Lemur looks at the rest of us and says,
"Man, this movie is making my eyes all watery!"
Huh. My little action hero has his own softer side. Who'd a thunk it.
At any rate, we were sitting there watching this thing and toward the end it gets a little sticky sweet sentimental. While I'm sitting there wishing for the last 90 minutes of my life back, little Lemur looks at the rest of us and says,
"Man, this movie is making my eyes all watery!"
Huh. My little action hero has his own softer side. Who'd a thunk it.
posted by Will at 1:50 PM
7 Comments:
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Will, what a great post. It is amazing how kids express themselves, and even moreso how they suprise you with it.
Peace,
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Sounds like the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree :-)
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So CUTE, that line! It reminded me of the time my little brother was watching Lassie...parked on the floor about 3 feet in front of the HUGE boxy black & white TV. The show ended and he hadn't shed a tear...and then he turned around and looked at all of us and...waterworks! :)
O my, that is the cutest comment EVER! :-)
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