{Their Journey} Little Comedians

A visual of what life is like living with an amateur comedian minus two teeth.

{I’ll take this over bunny ears any day.}

It’s amazingness daily.  But it’s also explaining why now is not a good time to do your standup routine as there is a time and place for everything including good jokes.  But fret not.  No one is stifling this comedic spirit.  In our house we always make time for silliness.  I have found that during some of my most emotionally trying days laugher has provided my heart with such comfort whether it was hearing the sounds of the Little Miss and Mr. chuckling as they played their own version of charades, reliving a funny memory,  or silly faces and a dance off before bedtime (she’s seen just about every silly face I can make at least 100 times but apparently they never get old nor do my terrible dance moves).

So today I’d like to give a shout out (woop woop) to our little comedians.  Those who remind us that it’s ok to laugh.  Who encourage us to make time for play and help us to get silly once and awhile.  Who remind us that sometimes laughter is the best medicine making it the perfect remedy for morning grumpiness.  To the ones who tend to think that their mommy is the funniest person ever (I am aware this may change once we hit adolescence), laughing at all of our jokes even the not so funny ones simply because they’re our jokes and they love us.

So today and every day after  may you laugh until it hurts.  may you continue to find joy in your journey and may you always remember to respond with ”who’s there?” when someone comes to you and says “knock knock”.

xo.  Kris.

p.s. When’s the last time you laughed so hard you stomach hurt or you thought you were going to pee on yourself?  It happens (not saying that you pee on yourself but that you feel like you will if you don’t stop laughing).