Irrefutible logic

[judifilksign]

 Last night, I was sitting reading a book in my bedroom, when my darling daughter came in and said "Momma kin has pretty necklace."  (LOL cats, rejoice in that grammar, which is at least an original sentence and not a quote.)

She then said "Momma needs earrings match," and chose from my earring tree a pair of dragon earrings holding pearls, which in fact match the pendant pondside gave me beautifully.  Instead of giving them to me, however, she went in front of my mirror and hung them from the tops of her ears by the hooks.  She returns to me.

"I kin has necklace," she says winningly.

"Why should I give you my necklace?"  I ask.

"Because I have earrings!"  she says. 

Comments

[maiac.livejournal.com]

I love your daughter.

Did you give her the necklace?

[judifilksign.livejournal.com]

I did not. I gave her matching hair clips and a beaded necklace instead - play jewelry. She allowed it, but clearly saw them as inferior.

[maiac.livejournal.com]

A wise child.

[mneme]

*laugh* I was going to ask the same question. She's right, of course.

[pondside.livejournal.com]

We have conferred and feel it would enable great strides in communication if she had one of her own...

Have ordered! The boys here have them as it was important for them to feel that they had a family instead of losing the one they had before.

hugs

[carmiel.livejournal.com]

LOL perfect kid logic.