From the Mouth of Georgie

Let me tell you, this girl has been on a roll. Now that Georgie is in Kindergarten, her observations of the world around her have become rather, um, profound, to say the least. Here are a few examples:

On the way to school one day last week, Georgie started a dialogue saying,

Mom, what if you could transform yourself into a robot. And then you could be like a little kid. And then you could come into my class with me. And you could sit by me.

That would be weird!

Ummmm, Thanks?

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Georgie has this habit of hollering someone’s name until they answer. YOU know what I’m talking about. It’s like that constant drip of water from the faucet – you’d better deal with it now so you can stop the leak! She & I were driving again (apparently, the van is a mind-expanding place for her)…

Georgie: Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom!
Me: Yes, what do you need?
Georgie: Mom, I love you.
Me: Awww, I love you too.
Georgie: That’s just my thing…

Well, you GO girl!!!

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During supper last night, we were discussing possible options for vacation spots. Placed we’d like to visit next year if it’s possible, and places to go see.

Me: I want to go to Alaska.
Curly: Let’s go to Florida!
Georgie: Let’s go where mom wants to go!
Roy: Who wants to go to China?
A round of enthusiastic “Me!”s ensued. Until we began to tell them that everybody in China has to work hard.

Even children.

Georgie: I’m not going there!
Roy: Who wants to go to Hades?
Georgie: Does kids have to work THERE???