Do you know the Uh Oh Building.
Once when Youngest was still riding in the back in a car seat, we were driving past downtown Dallas and he got a look at the building that has some odd shaped sides and goofy angles. I can't describe it any better than to say it was not square and classical, rather it leans in places where it should stand and from the outside looks like it has to have some small triangle shaped offices. That's the best I can do to describe it, but if you ever see it, I think you'll understand in an instant.
Anyway he noticed its odd shape as we passed and blurted out as only a child who thinks everything needs to be orderly and anything that's not needs to be addressed NOW, "Uh oh Daddy, Fik it!"
The confidence of youth.
From that point on, we have always referred to that building as the Uh Oh Building. I hope you will too.
Once when Youngest was still riding in the back in a car seat, we were driving past downtown Dallas and he got a look at the building that has some odd shaped sides and goofy angles. I can't describe it any better than to say it was not square and classical, rather it leans in places where it should stand and from the outside looks like it has to have some small triangle shaped offices. That's the best I can do to describe it, but if you ever see it, I think you'll understand in an instant.
Anyway he noticed its odd shape as we passed and blurted out as only a child who thinks everything needs to be orderly and anything that's not needs to be addressed NOW, "Uh oh Daddy, Fik it!"
The confidence of youth.
From that point on, we have always referred to that building as the Uh Oh Building. I hope you will too.
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