😂 A croc came at me while I wasn't paying attention, and I told Evan it was because my buns looked delicious. I'm keeping the joke anyway. Him arguing with my bad jokes is half the reason I tell them. 💬 Is your kid the one in your house who tells you when a joke didn't work?

Evan asked if I was serious so many times in a row that I had to answer with a cereal pun. Some setups you just can't pass up when your kid hands them to you. Do parents like puns as much as I do?

In Dinkum you pay someone by dropping money on the ground, so when Evan asked for 40K I dropped every coin I had. Right after this I dropped his 40K in the storage area he was building, and he counted it and said I'd given him 41K. He could have kept the extra and he told me anyway, which is what I'd want if a cashier ever gave him too much change. Would your kid speak up if you handed them too much money?

🤦 I bought something new, named it Sir Milksalot, and Evan let me know how goofy that was. Say the goofy thing out loud. The reaction is usually worth more than the joke was. 💬 Who names things at your house, and how bad do the names get?

I'd just watched John walk up to Franklyn on the toilet to say what's up, and Evan had a lot to say about it. He thought it was awkward. I told him that's how you know two people have hit real friendship status. For all my parents out there, how many times has your kid come to say what's up while you are using the toilet? It can't be just me right? right?!