Where did Donald Duck leave his pants?
Who's in the kitchen with Dinah?
How do you spell paw-paw?
What did the monkey do to the weasel to make him that mad?
Is Goofy a dog?
Would you rather eat green eggs and ham with a mouse or a goat?
Who exactly were Davie Crockett, John Henry and Paul Bunyon?
Why doesn't Cookie Monster have a nose?
What's the recipe for blackbirds baked in a pie?
Does Mickey Mouse wear gloves as a formality or is he always cold?
How did Raffi become our children's answer to The Beatles?
We decided she's rather cute, though. We hear she's always up for a good laugh too.
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When you first become a parent you have no idea all the WHYS you will have to answer :O)
ReplyDeleteWell, I will be ready since my husband asks me a million questions a day! :)
DeleteLove it and seriously sounds a lot the questions that get asked around here, too!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am absolutely sure, Janine, that there are more to be added to this list!
DeleteThere's even a song: Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Merry merry king of the brush is he. Laugh, Kookaburra, Laugh, Kookaburra. Live a life that's free!
ReplyDeleteAnd now for the never-ending child's questions? You. Are. Ready.
Yup, she's always up for a good laugh. Looking at her, I can see why! And I can only hope that I'm ready!
DeleteI have a four-year-old who always wants to know how things work (and if he could use a screwdriver better, he would take said things apart to find out). He also knows that Google will answer anything Mom doesn't know. :) Also, the Kookaburra is adorable. There are a couple at a zoo near me.
ReplyDeleteI actually knew a Kookaburra was a bird, but I didn't know what they look like. They really are cute!
DeleteHaha my husband and I have had the conversation regarding where donald ducks pants are haha.
ReplyDeleteIt's just so weird! We decided that it's because his butt feathers wouldn't fit in pants. Is that what you and your husband decided too?
DeleteI love it! And why DOES Mickey Mouse always wear gloves? I was going to tell you about the Kookaburra song but see that Diane already did. Life's great mysteries. My husband and I also like the word-play questions, like "why do you park your car in a driveway and drive on a parkway?" Yeah, we're loads of fun.
ReplyDeleteHmm...Now, you've got me curious about the drive/parkway thing!
DeleteI know, I am also still stuck on Mickey's gloves. I think I may have asked myself that questions before. I've actually seen a Kookaburra at the Toronto Zoo! I've never heard of them before and, yes, they're very very cute.
ReplyDeleteOut of all of them, Mickey gloves annoy me the most!
DeleteI've been singing that damn kookaburra song since I was five...never saw one before this day. I thank you for that. Also: "Does Mickey Mouse wear gloves as a formality or is he always cold?" genuine lol. Do you have a twitter?
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how we just take things for what they are as children and don't worry what they mean. I did that a lot as a child. I am on twitter. I'm following you, actually!
DeleteWho knew!? This bird reminds me of our local fair, each year they hold an ugly dog contest. People flock from miles! Ugly is the new beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, I've seen some of the winners! Isn't that a game? Ugly Birds? Or something like that.
DeleteThey have a kookaburra at our zoo! It's in the Australia house with the wombats. Which for the record are not bats, don't have wings and are the size of adult pigs. My niece calls them swampbats. They are definitely not those either.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a wombat? Ha!
DeleteWe used to feed kookaburras by hand with mince on my Grandma's back verandah. I remember they were alway more polite about it than the magpies.
ReplyDeleteWhat's mince? And magpies? Double Ha!
DeleteDo you know the Muffin Man who lives on Drury Lane? I ask myself how this man had a whole song made about him from time to time!
ReplyDeleteNo, I. Do. Not. Know. The. Muffin. Man! I cannot stand that song! Of course, it's one of my daughter's favorites.
DeleteAh, the old kookaburra... I remember that song from my own childhood. I am an early childhood music teacher, and every once in awhile I do a Raffi song with the kids, but I never, I repeat NEVER listen to Raffi in my own home or car. I have fallen far enough, that is for sure.
ReplyDeleteYes...you are here at my blog, reading this post! You have, indeed, fallen far, Stephanie! ;)
DeleteLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
ReplyDeleteKookaburra sits in an old Gum tree...merry merry king of the bush is he (or should that be heee since he's a funny old bird)? :)
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one of these in a pic., very cool. And the song's catchy. ;)
We have been pondering why story book vehicles need doors when they exist in a world inhabited only by other vehicles. Yesterday my son and I went onto Kid Rex to search the difference between avalanches, mudslides, and tsunamis. It gets more grounded in reality after a while. Oh, god, but then there will be high school and it will be "To be or not to be" all over again.
ReplyDeleteI have been singing along the kookaburra song since I ready this post - happens to have stuck in my head now:-)
ReplyDeleteSorry I am late commenting. I was on vacation but will be back this weekend with my laughs:)
ReplyDeleteWe have a Kookaburra at the zoo! So stinkin cute! My kids ask me all the time question after question!!!Why..Why..Why!!LOL!