The other day, my son was eating a piece of pizza.
Instead of simply eating it, he commenced a full examination. He examined every crack and crevice. "Mama," he said after he was finished. "Did you know that every slice of pizza is unique - like a fingerprint?"
"Well, Bubba," I said. "I hadn't really thought of it. But I suppose you're right."
"Yes, I am." He flipped the piece over. "Look at the oven burn here. It's unique. No other piece has marks like that." Then he grinned. "I know what they are."
"What are they, Bubba?"
"Pizza prints!"
Okay. So, ladies and gentlemen, next time you eat a piece of pizza, flip the thing over (careful not to lose the toppings) and check out the pizza prints!
Hi, dear Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this latest Bubba-ism. Your son and I had a similar experience. The other day I gazed at a slice of pizza I was eating and noticed that it was an exact replica of the ceiling art in the Sistine Chapel! :)
Have a happy Thursday, dear friend Sherry!
Sounds like that slice of pizza was a masterpiece! Have a great weekend, Shady!
DeleteNow we know what to call them!
ReplyDeleteWho knew they had a name? ;)
DeleteSolving crime by pizza prints everywhere
ReplyDeletePizza sleuths. Maybe that's an idea for a story. :)
DeleteAww, Bubba! That mind of his is always turning up new angles!
ReplyDeleteHe thinks about things in a way nobody else does.
DeleteI'm guessing the pizza wasn't exciting enough in itself
ReplyDeleteApparently not. I'm glad he found a way to make it more interesting.
DeleteThat's so adorable! Pizza prints!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check out the pizza prints next time I have a slice.
DeleteAwesome. Pizza prints are the things to go for!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly give pizza more pizzazz!
DeleteAh, the stuff they come up with at that age...
ReplyDeleteMy boy's mind is always working.
DeleteDoes Bubba ever do anything the simple, normal way? I hope not.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
No. Nothing is simple and normal with him. I've been wondering if he'll ever outgrow it. I'm thinking it might be a permanent character trait. It'll make for an interesting life!
DeleteYes, especially useful if my pizza ever commits a major crime!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Yes, you don't want renegade pizzas on the loose!
DeleteBubba's great mind never ceases to amaze me! I'll be sure to flip over my pizza next time. 😊
ReplyDeleteI've been hanging with the boy for nearly twelve years, and I'm still amazed by the stuff he comes up with!
DeletePizza prints. I like it. ;)
ReplyDeleteCertainly a novel concept.
DeleteBut unlike fingerprints, pizza prints disappear! Bubba has such a good outlook on life.
ReplyDeleteYes. They can be ingested. But it's fun to see them while they last. :)
DeleteThat is so interesting. I guess that goes for any type of food that didn't come from a mold. They are all unique.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there's such a thing as smoothie prints. ;-)
DeleteI'll never look at pizza quite the same way again:)
ReplyDeleteSame here!
DeleteSounds like your kid is gonna be some awesome detective next time :D
ReplyDeleteHe has some super sleuth skills!
DeleteWhat a fun train of thought! Then again, that always seems to be the case when it comes to Bubba... :)
ReplyDeleteYes. He has a creative mind!
DeleteSounds like a smart kid...but not sure I want mine flipping over each of their pieces like that. I think they'd get into it a little too much.
ReplyDeleteIt could get messy!
DeleteI never thought about pizza that way before. I'll have to look next time I have some.
ReplyDeleteI'll be checking for the pizza prints on mine, too!
DeleteAwe, that is so cute Sherry... I like that thought, it's true xox
ReplyDeleteWho knew pizza had prints?
DeleteI will never look at a piece of pizza the same way again! :)
ReplyDeleteLoving his insightful observations. Never again will I take a slice of pizza for granted.
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone reading this will!
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