And The Answer Is . . .
These are the kinds of questions I get asked on any given day.
All day.
Can we go to the dollar store?
Does Jesus have a head?
What are we going to eat for breakfast?
Where is my dragon?
Can we watch a show?
Can we go swimming?
What are we going to eat for lunch?
When is lunch?
Why do I have to wear a seat belt?
What does “insatiable” mean?
Can you kill this spider?
What’s for dinner?
Can we eat macaroni & cheese?
What is a hornet?
Can you scratch my back?
Why do you think God made me so hungry?
What does a turtle eat?
Can we look up a video about killer whales?
Did you know sharks eat seals too?
When will you die Mommy?
Can I have a snack?
Can you button these?
Where is my blanket?
When we go to heaven can we play with dinosaurs?
Where’s Eagle?
Why do we have to brush our teeth?
Can I have a lollipop?
What are we going to do tomorrow?
Can you cuddle with me?
Can we play Slaps?
Whose day is it?
Can I sit beside Otto in the car?
Does God have feet?
And on and on and on and so forth and so on into infinity.
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LaceyKeigley
Hilarious.
That style of response would at least be entertaining to me – right?
Becky Nifong
When I was in college I often thought they should offer a 'mommy' trivia class full of the answers to random questions kids often ask. Of course you could always take the father in Calvin and Hobbes approach… http://treebeard31.wordpress.com/2008/09/03/ask-c…