hot dog
fuzzy
moldy
snake
Neil Diamond
baseballs
pea green
yogurt water
my inner ear
And then there's the modification, like Benicio will push you for a slightly better one. He'll ask for a noun. Clara will say "car." Then he'll say, "How 'bout 'rusty broken car?" Even if it's just for a plain noun. Calliope will oppose this and say, "No, it's just a PLAIN NOUN!" But when Benicio prevails (like in using Neil Diamond for a plain noun instead of a proper noun), no one can deny that it is funny.
When we try and switch it up, and I ask Manny to be the scribe, he says, "It's funnier and faster if I just give the words."
For Valentine's Day, the boys got this jumbo Mad Libs pack and now I wish I could find a program for making one's one mad libs.
"This really is an olden day bead and I don't mind." --when finding a wooden bead mixed in with plastic ones
"I don't really like books. I like my heart."
"And you couldn't think about how beautiful the world is?"--both overheard as part of a post bookstore meltdown. She was trying to counsel Manny.
"Jesus is a friend that does not let go first." --- just after saying grace at dinner
