Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Starshine--The Experience
Yesterday, Starshine bounced into my room to get the swimsuit he'd left drying over the edge of my bathtub. The ensuing conversation sounded like this:
Me: Hey! Who's taking you to the pool?
Starshine: Um ... guess.
Me: No really, who's taking you to the pool?
Starshine: *rolls eyes* My friend.
Me: You have a lot of friends. Which one is it?
Starshine: My bestest friend.
Me: Okay, that narrows it down to--
Starshine: *who, at this point, is now stark naked* It's only my bestest friend in the whole world whom I've known since the second grade!
Me: Oh. Dane?
Starshine: *pulls swimsuit on and grabs a towel* Yes! I knew you could guess it.
Me: Wouldn't it just be easier to answer my question in the first place rather than go through all that?
Starshine: *looks at me with pity* Mom. It's more of a challenge that way. Talking to me be should be an experience.
Me: It certainly is.
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Hahaha!
ReplyDeleteThat kid is awesome.
Bwuhahaha.
ReplyDeleteNormally, I can't stand children. They're short, loud, smelly, and half of the time I don't have the faintest idea of what they're saying.
ReplyDeleteYour kids great, though. I just wanna lock them up in a room and try to analyze what happens in their brains to make them so awesome.
That sounds like something someone of my bloodlines would believe.
ReplyDelete*snickers*
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