12
Jan

PLAYING HOUSE

   Posted by: pastordiehl   in Uncategorized

Monday was my day off and I was enjoying sitting in the family room listening to my 7-year old granddaughter and 3-year old grandson play together.They were apparently playing house and my granddaughter, Lauren, was taking the role of the dominate wife and Reuben was playing the role of the passive husband, ignoring her, just like the real thing.

Lauren said, “Now, Reuben, I know you don’t like buying me Christmas presents, and you really don’t like wrapping them, so why don’t you just not bother. Make it easy on yourself and just make it in tens and twenties.” Fortunately, I had the newspaper up over my face, because I just about lost it. I think those two kids have marriage down pretty well already.

What have you heard a kid saying recently?

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2 comments so far

Jenny
 1 

HA! She got that from our school Christmas production, Charlie Brown Christmas. I don’t think she has any idea what that means!

January 12th, 2011 at 9:28 am
Jennifer
 2 

As an elementary school librarian, I hear lots of good kid quotes…I’ll share one serious and one funny for now:
During a 2nd grade book group discussion, we were talking about why the animal in the story refused to help someone. One of the boys made this very profound statement: “When somebody needs help, there IS no excuse not to help!” I’m thinking about making that one into a sign to hang in the library!
And the funny…last week, I had a 3rd grader come up and say, “Mrs. Ford, do you have dragon breath?” I put on my astonished face and replied, “I cannot believe you just asked me that!” It took about 3 seconds for him to catch on and rephrase his question: “Mrs. Ford, do you have THE BOOK Dragon Breath?” ๐Ÿ™‚

January 12th, 2011 at 5:56 pm

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