Mom: Eliza, are we going in the afternoon?
Eliza (as she walked out of her room): Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Mom: What?
Eliza: I get it! After. Noon. It's after noon. Morning, afternoon, evening.
We giggled over her aha moment!
I am very familiar with those moments. All of a sudden, a word, used forever, looks new!
What a sweet moment, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love that I posted right after you tonight. That means we were for real slicing together! :)
How neat is that?! :0)
DeleteThis is so sweet! Kid make the best discoveries--ones that make us look at the world with new eyes and excitement!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Katy! They sure do!
DeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter was SURE Alice in Wonderland was Allison Wonderland! Actually, we are still trying to convince her (age 20) that it is Alice IN Wonderland
How adorable, Deb!
Deletelol a great moment indeed
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DeleteHa!! My gifted honors daughter (23 and married now) has these moments often. SO funny! It is true, though, that sometimes a word is so often used you don't really think about it.
ReplyDeleteHi Holly! Glad to hear it's normal! Haha!
DeleteNow that word will always have a special aha! attached to it. Hope these moments never go away.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Elsie!
DeleteI can't say much - from the mom whose daughter thinks the iron breathes! ;)
ReplyDeleteI just laughed out loud!
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