Lauryn has abandoned the traditional "question and answer" form of communication common between moms and daughters.
She's trying out new techniques.
Already this morning, she's said:
"I know I can't play the Will this early in the morning, so I'll take some candy instead."
Then she seemed genuinely baffled that this reasoning didn't immediately propel me off the couch to fill her mouth with jelly beans.
One hour later, she approaches boldly, looks me hypnotically in the eye and states:
"We're going to McDonald's for lunch." Then calmly turns and walks to her room.
What? When she decide that sentences that should clearly be interrogatives she would just oh-so-easily transform into declaratives?
She'll be mighty sad around noon when she finds out she's being served a plain ol' PB&J for lunch instead of a happy meal.
Chrissa is only 3 and she already does this. Girls!
Best post all year!
Maybe not, I haven't really given it any thought. But, I LOVE this! Oh to be there!
The photo..is that natural, or did you set it up! OMG!


I'm Starr Cliff. A domestically-challenged mom, climbing over mountains of laundry to bring you my stray observations and amusing stories about my kids. (more)


