This is the conversation I heard on the way to preschool this morning. Sydney had apparently found a stray cookie in her car seat that she gave to Skye who gave it to Kaydon. She told him to eat it because it would be yummy. He put it in his mouth and promptly spit it out.
"Ew Skye that was Yucky!"
"Mom! Kaydon spit the cookie out on the floor"
ME: "what? where did he get a cookie from?"
K: No it was Skye's fault she told me to eat it"
S: No it's not Kaydon spit it everywhere, MOM!"
ME: "Where did he get a cookie from?"
S: Mom, it's his fault
K: No its not!
S Yes it is!
K: no its not!
S: Yes it is!
ME: "where did he get a cookie from?"
K: she told me it would be yummy!
Skye decided enough was enough and she was going to serve up the ultimate diss.
S: "Kaydon, that's it! I'm not even going to sit by you at snack time!!!"
I never did figure out quite where the cookie came from, but they were on speaking terms when I picked them up so I guess they were able to sit down and calmly talk about there problems once inside. I always tell Andrew if he doesn't do things for me I won't sit by him at snack time, but it doesn't have the same effect. I've gotta ask Skye how she does it.
If that was one of my home made chocolate chip cookies that are to die for, I'm siding with Skye.
ReplyDeleteYou spelled "there" wrong. To show possession, it should be spelled "their". "They were able to calmly talk about their problems".
Love ya,
Mom
Thanks mom for the grammar lesson. This was typed at 10:24 p.m. y'know. Becuse of you i alwayz use the right speling and punctuation when im not tired. i lerned from the best! :)
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