Monday, February 2, 2009

Jokes or PJs..you decide!



Over the past few months, I've realised that my kids have a great sense of humour. At the Dining Table last night they displayed their talent. Here's one that I've never heard before related by Oorja:

When Ram, Sita and Lakshman were going on vanvasa (exile), their loved one gave them three mobile phones to stay in touch.

After a few days, one day Ram and Lakshman went into the jungle. A few hours later, Sita called Ram and said, "Ram, I can see Ravana coming on a bicycle. I am very scared."

Ram assured her, "Don't worry Sita. Ravana does not know how to ride doubles!"

Abhir, not one to be left behind had one of his own too:

Five boys are discussing the new cars their dads are buying.

"If my dad buys a red car, I will wear a red t-shirt" says one.
"If my dad buys a green car, I will wear a green t-shirt" says the other.
"If my dad buys a blue car, I will wear a blue t-shirt" says the third boy.
"If my dad buys a white car, I will wear a white t-shirt" says another.
The last boy: "My dad is not buying a car, so I will not wear anything." 

To a five year old that was hilarious!!! 



8 comments:

Aathira Nair said...

I think I like Abhir's joke more!

I am just not too into the Ramayana ;)

Unknown said...

Can I add yr pjs or that of yr brothers.
I enjoy reading yr blog. keep it up. God bless

Anu Vishal said...

The "Awwww" Moments are really nice....

Unknown said...

Hey Aathira: :-)

Hi Didi: Thanks a lot... I will...

Hi Anu: I know... I do too.. :-)

AmitL said...

ROFL-Ritu,please allow me to use these as 'joke of the day' in one of my posts.:)I loved the car discussion too!!So,maybe I have the heart of a 5 yr ole??:)

Unknown said...

Hey Amit: Sure thing ya :-)... and its great to have the heart of a five year old...pure and innocent LOL

The Seeker said...

Oh!!!! That was really lovely, I wish I turn into a 5 year kid Those days of pure and innocence joy,,, all these grown-ups talks and life sickens me to core...

Unknown said...

Heyy Barath: I agree ... These children enamour us with their sweet and innocent talk...and yet, sometimes, as parents, we are too busy to appreciate or even smile..