... that regularly calls me:
"Poopy, Poopy, Poopy, you're a meaner."
I think you all know who I'm talking about.
Today, she did not want me to go to ballet.
Especially when she heard she was having a peanut butter sandwich for dinner. That, apparently, was the clincher.
"I will come to ballet with you," she said.
"No," I said.
Insert: weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth.
"You do not have enough birthdays," I said.
And since she cannot remember actually ever having had a birthday... poor January girl... she understood.
So, tonight when I got home Justin said that the girls had told me that:
"I could come in and see them when I got home, if I wanted to."
I was sure they were asleep when I crept in.
I gave E a kiss.
I went to M's bed.
Her arms were up.
"Hi," she said, in a sweet and dreamy voice.
I told her I loved her, gave her a hug, and went to leave.
And then she said, like she really truly cared, because, I think she did, even as a 2 year old.
"Did you have fun at your ballet class, Momma?"
Not, did you have fun without me, but did you have fun because I really hope you did.
Take that meaner, meaner, pooper head.
She does love me.
1 comment:
don't you hate it when they turn all sweet? It makes it very hard to stay mad....especially when they're so cute asleep. Maybe I'm a poopy, poopy, poopy meaner mommy, but my favorite time with my kids is watching and listening to them sleep.
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