When he tills my garden he talks to the tiller like it's a plow horse.
"Giddyup - ha!"
and when it bucks back on some stubborn dirt...
"woa bessie!"
If that's not endearing, I don't know what is.
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4 comments:
The funny thing about Toby is that he talks to almost everything like that doesn't he?
I have always loved his expressions! Like "I could walk there with two broken legs."
(I actually have a list of them that I laugh about every time I hear them.) When Trev and I hear some we always say that it is a "Toby Term."
What a cool hubby you have!
Thank you! Your little guy is too cute, and your photography site is stunning. Beautiful work!
Shannon - I've never heard him say the two broken legs expression. One of his "Tobyisms" does include: "He/she is so ugly she/he could scare the monkeys out of a tree".
Just the word Toby and Endearing. They go hand in hand. Love this post.
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