lol. this is a veeery similar conversation to the one i have with ava. EVERY day. except it's her asking, "what are we going to do today?" it makes me feel like we lead a very boring life, when, in fact, we don't.

Oh my gosh, did you want to scratch out your own eyeballs after the 53rd conversation like that? Sounds like you have a smart one, because I believe The Boy is quite a bit younger than my boy (who's brilliant) and he only started those kinds of conversations in the last 6 months or so.

If it's any help at all, I discovered (after WAY too many painful conversations) that my son thought "today" "tonight" "yesterday" and "next week" were specific times and days, like Tuesday or Noon. So really, with that misunderstanding, his questions make perfect sense. "Is it Later?" Nope, it's Now.

But Today is the catcher and Tomorrow is the pitcher, while Who is still on first.

Is today today?

Every day the boy at my house asks, "What's for dinner?" He waits for my reply, then nine times out of ten he asks, "What am I eating?"

He pretty much hates most of the food I cook.

No, I am not talking about my husband.

(OMGosh, Daniel wins hands down)
Sounds lovely :)

The questions at my house go like "Can I go to...
the mall, my friend's house,
the movies, the store, Starbucks, the party, the game, the mall, the mall, THE MALL"

On and on and on. Today and tomorrow.

these conversations are the best. it reminds me of that scene in spaceballs where rick moranis can't grasp the finer points of "then" and "now." (it's about 40 seconds into it.)

The Boy cracks me up.

Tomorrow never comes. So unreliable.

Tomorrow never dies.

The Day After Tomorrow.

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya, tomorrow, you're only a day away!

Oh, sorry...I often burst into song.

I always love when I see the sign - "Free beer tomorrow"

I do not know Nancy Face.