While watching yesterday ( I can't remember which of the movies), we came upon a scene where Frodo is delirious and lashing out at his friend, Sam.
Sam says, "Mr. Frodo. It's me. Your Sam."
My son has a best friend, also named Sam, which prompted my husband to say, "Everyone needs a Sam," meaning everyone needs a loyal friend.
My boy could have said anything, but true to form he had to sneak in a one-liner:
"Yes," he says, "Sam's are good for your colon."
So, I guess, by my son's pretzel logic, friends help you poop.
In ten years of being his mom, I have yet to figure my son out. I'm open for suggestions.
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may I just say that I am happy to know I am not the only one who watches (and rewatches) the L of the Rings trilogy? I feel like the biggest geek and I'm glad to know I am not alone in this. My husband seems immune and I always thought it was supposed to be a "guy thing." What this says about me??? I'm frightened to contemplate! Yet another role reversal for us -- he clips coupons and shops carefully. Me? I shop like my Dad -- I'm in, I fill the cart with what I want plus a few impulse buys -- and I'm outta there. I have no clue what things cost and I forget to use the coupons even when I bring them!
As for THe Bird....well, his observations are always enjoyable and completely obscure!!! Gotta love THAT!
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