The day, that is.
While I was in the other room:
Daughter (6 years old): Abba, can I watch TV?
Me: Eat first.
Daughter: I did.
Me: Have some juice.
Daughter: OK
A minute later:
Daughter: Abba, can I watch TV (Disney or Barbie video) now.
Me: Have some juice.
Daughter: I did
Me: What kind?
Daughter: Water
Me: Have some juice first!
A minute later:
Daughter: Abba, can I watch TV now?
Me: Have some juice.
Daughter: I had some juice.
Me: What kind?
Daughter: Milk.
Me: ...OK.
At least my record at negotiations is more successful than Olmert's:
1. My daughter recognizes me (that will stop when she is a teenager)
2. My daughter keeps (most of) her agreements
3. No terrorism (that projectile vomiting when she was a baby was something else)
My daughter had better keep these, if she expects funding when she is older!
2 comments:
Sure, it sounds fine in English. But what is she saying in Arabic?
It's bad enough when she breaks into gibberish and claims she is speaking Spanish...
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