Training Dinosaurs.
If you have seen Wrigglebot or Squirm lately chances are you would have been growled at. I have mentioned before about Wrigglebot’s fixation on dinosaurs but now he is becoming one and apprenticing Squirm at the same time. Whenever they feel threatened, Wrigglebot in particular, reverts to growling with his claws up like a sharptooth dinosaur, the most vicious of all the creatures he knows. At first he used to hide behind me when strangers tried to say hello but now he has discovered his animal side, some people think its cute but when you see it as often as I do it is rather annoying and seems just a little rude.
And so now that I have finished toilet training I am moving on to dinosaur training. We are instilling some rules regarding dinosaurs in our family.
1. No dinosaur growling unless you are playing a dinosaur game.
2. All dinosaurs must say hello when someone talks to them, it makes no difference whether they are a sharptooth or a longneck.
3. Wrigglebot must come and tell Mummy or Daddy if he ever sees a spider, a snake or a wild dinosaur.
The third rule we have had for a while mostly because Husband doesn’t want to miss out on seeing a dinosaur. If you do happen to wander across my little dinosaurs and are greeted with claws and vicious growls, please don’t laugh, please don’t play, because even little dinosaurs need to learn to say hello.
April 2nd, 2009 at 12:28 pm
It’s not that I don’t want to miss out seeing a dinosaur. Dinosaurs can be quite dangerous and should not be approached.
Say no to velociraptors
April 2nd, 2009 at 1:11 pm
As you can see safety is a priority in our house.