There is a particular Nissan commercial that was on TV this past Saturday while we were at home enjoying, College Football (ahh, so glad it's that time of the year again)!
I was researching baby stuff online so not paying attention to the commercial until Jeff starts cracking up. From there it goes a little something like this:
M: What are you laughing at?
J: This commercial
M: Rewind the tv, I want to see
Then I watch the commercial....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlFR5cEKiJg The title should give you a heads up on what you are about to watch..."Kidzilla"
We watch the commercial, Jeff continues to laugh as I freak out. Yes that's right, a little dramatic I know but so true.
M: No way, do boys really do that
J: Yes, I did all of that...except I don't remember flushing anything down the toilet
The conversation between us went on from there but you get the idea. Every time during the games Saturday, when the commercial came on, he would tell me to watch my favorite commercial. Oh boy, the humor Jeff has. ;)
Don't misunderstand me, I'm stoked we're having a boy. Couldn't be more excited. A boy, means no make-up, don't have to do her hair in pony tails, curl it, etc.,...sounds fabulous to me. With a boy, I am nervous enough at the thought of our little guy wanting to play with bugs or come in covered in dirt & mud and everything else that boys do, this though was a complete surprise to me. Girls just play nicely with barbies, dolls...or so I did. However now you're telling me boys really act and treat their things and things around the house like this little kidzilla in the Nissan commercial? Oh boy I hope not. If so, I hope it is short lived phase. And when these things happen, I'll have to walk away and say something along the lines of, "I'll let your father deal with this." Ha.
A boy will be fun, but this commercial as an only child and girl came as a BIG surprise to me.