Ok, two things amelia said/did yesterday completely cracked me up… and made me realize how much our behaviors affect the little ones in our lives. Keep in mind -- the kid is 5.

Yesterday morning, Amelia was looking in her closet to pick out school clothes.  She puts her hands on her hips and says, "Well, I WAS wanting to wear a beer shirt, but I probablly shouldn't wear that to school."  WTF?  For the record she does not HAVE a beer shirt. 

Then last night, as I finished my workout on our elliptical, she said, "Hey mom, you worked hard. I'm going to get you a beer."  LOL.  She grabs a beer from the beer fridge and tries extends it my way. I said, "what kind of beer is that?".

"A pale ale", she says. 

Um, she was right. 

She doesn't have a beer shirt?

*evil grin*

No shock here…Looks like she has graduated from knowing what type of milk she is served at a restaurant by taste to identifying beer right out of the fridge.

I fully expect her by 7 years to be able to sit in the audience at a concert and id the guitars on stage from 50 feet away…..

"Mom, that's a 1956 Fender Stratocaster, I can tell by the shape of the whammy bar".

She's all you.

that's so cool!

she's great.

That's great…  And I'm proud that she knows her beers.

HAHAHA about the beer shirt.  Too cute. =)

LOL--that is just too damn funny!

You've gotta be proud of that girl! lol

MY LORD…. you trained that girl good on the beer knowledge… I can only hope to do that well when I have kids LOL…..

and LMAO about both that *and* the shirt

The crazy thing is, we never TRIED to teach her the beers.  She's starting to read now, and just the other night was like, "Hey, dad's drinking a Miller Lite". 

Hilarious.

That is too funny.

But, hey, if you can't atleast train them to get you the right beer, what's the point?  ;)