Kids

I posted this on Facebook yesterday, but for those of you not on Facebook...or who missed it I wanted to post it here.

I was over at my parent's RV (they are living out of an RV and experiencing the retired couple's dream of traveling the country. They are here for the summer). I was there yesterday (Sunday) for lunch and this little boy who's parents have an RV parked next door wandered into our area to show us his new toy.
Him: It goes quack, quack (toy made all sorts of sounds)
Me: Oh yes, and you are very cute
Him: I'm not cute, I'm Vincent
Me: Oh, you are Vincent?
...Him: Ya, I know

He's 3...also, his name isn't Vincent. It's Kyle. He told me later. Haha, kids.

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