Friday, July 06, 2007

Stephanie & Madeline

I overheard the following conversation this morning between sisters Stephanie and Madeline (& mum), respectively aged 3 & 4:

"I'm a daughter."
"NO! No you're not!"
"YES I AM."
"No, I'm a daughter. Not you. Only one of us can be a daughter. You're just Stephanie."
"NO! NO! MOM! MOM! WAAAAAAAAAAAAA. MOM! I WANT TO BE A DAUGHTER BUT MADELINE WON'T LET ME!"
"You're both my daughters. You're sisters and daughters."
"I'm a sister."
"NO! No you're not!"
"YES I AM."
"Girls. Please stop. Stephanie, what would you like to drink?"
"APPLE JUICE!"
"I'm apple juice."
"NO! No you're not!"
...please feel free to fill in the blanks...

I absolutely adore only cute and bright children preferrably if they're a little fat.

4 Comments:

Blogger Lisa said...

I love the minds of children.
I remember a similar conversation with my niece when she was 4 as she struggled and failed trying to grasp the concept that her father was also my brother.

Mon Jul 09, 01:20:00 PM  
Anonymous Maria Calvo said...

HAH!! Awesome. Kids are awesome!

Lisa I also have a neice who couldn't "get" it until she hit maybe 5 years old. It was really fun to tease her about it.

maria

Wed Jul 11, 08:32:00 AM  
Anonymous Colleen said...

The stranger thing is that many adults have just as much difficulty grasping and communicating with one another. The sad truth, really.

This reminded me a little of my own family - long ago :)

You've put a huge smile on my face.

Colleen

Thu Jul 12, 10:32:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

:D

Sat Jul 14, 10:54:00 PM  

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