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Driving my 5 yr old grand daughter to an event. She is trying so hard to learn to READ signs.
We were slugging thru traffic one day and she yells- Mimi- That sign said...Don't drive in pears!
I said..you mean the fruit hon? She said...I think so mimi...
This is my favorite story from when my nephew was about five or six. Their family enjoyed going out for steaks. When they were in their home town they always took the left over meat & bones home in a "doggy bag" for their puppy. Once when they were visiting my parents (his grandparents) my nephew couldn't finish his meal and wanted to take it home so that his grandfather could enjoy his leftover steak. My nephew asked the waiter for a "grandpa bag". Everyone laughed and laughed.
This is my favorite story from when my nephew was about five or six. Their family enjoyed going out for steaks. When they were in their home town they always took the left over meat & bones home in a "doggy bag" for their puppy. Once when they were visiting my parents (his grandparents) my nephew couldn't finish his meal and wanted to take it home so that his grandfather could enjoy his leftover steak. My nephew asked the waiter for a "grandpa bag". Everyone laughed and laughed.
Just reminded of something my then 3-year-old daughter (she's now in her mid 30's) said. We were staying at her grandparents' (my parents') house for an overnight visit. My dad was having "one of those days" when everything went wrong, he was all thumbs, everything he touched fell apart, and nothing was going right. He referred to it as having a "monkey on my back, a monkey on my back, I've got a MONKEY on my back!" DD looked at him confused and said, "I don't see a monkey, Pop Pop. Where is it?"
My 4 yo grandson ran over excitedly and said "Gramma, I never knew before that you are Daddy's MOTHER! . . . But you're still MY Gramma.
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