Case in point: Mia came out of her room at 10:15 PM the other night to show me this box of chocolates she made. Pretty creative, huh?
Then she showed me the lid to her chocolate box. Do you see anything concerning about this?
How about the words, "No God" just casually written across the top?
Then she showed me the lid to her chocolate box. Do you see anything concerning about this?How about the words, "No God" just casually written across the top?So the next morning I asked what "No God" means to her.
"Moth-ther, that is an abbreviation for 'There is no one like God and Jesus'."
She was very exasperated with my lack of insight and intelligence. I really need to quit asking questions when the answer is so obvious.
My apologies.
8 comments:
Haha! I thought she had written "nogoot" -- like nougat. I was pretty impressed that she specified the type of chocolate candy.
She's so creative! How cute!
Adorable. You can also use the "tell me more about this" line I learned from Mrs. Shreck in my Early Childhood classes so long ago. Kids do get frustrated when you call their cat a lion or whatever! I used that line lots of times!
I thought she wrote nougat, too! I was like...wow! Genius!
well, apparently that "T" looking thing in a huge nail like the ones they used to hang Jesus on the cross, duh!
Can Mia teach my kids how to read and write? I'll pay her in music lessons.
That would make a great motto on a trendy plastic bracelet. I'll take mine in pink.
I thought she wrote "no good" and had and the cross was an ax. At least you didn't think that way...I think I have read too many Harlan Coben books. My kids would draw something like that because I tell them it is no good so they will stay away from my chocolate!
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