We couldn't find the sunflower seeds. The snack of choice for a starving 4-year-old. Even though she had requested that her daddy get her some about half an hour before, they had gotten misplaced in the sudden excitement of skunk and doggie wars.
We searched high and low. Every cupboard, the refrigerator, the table, the bathroom, the freezer. None proved fruitful, which pulled daddy out of bed to come and help us search because he just had them in his hand.
He walked into the kitchen, Short Person hot on his heels, lamenting the loss of her sunflower seeds and crying about how she'd never get to eat again. It mixed quite nicely with LJS grousing about how he'd probably find them in 0.2 seconds of entering the kitchen, and "Alright, Woman, where did you put them?"
And then the most amazing thing happened.
Just as I was stating that *I* hadn't done anything with them and he was the one who last had them, Short Person spoke up and said,
"You know, Dad, my mom says you're kind of a bonehead sometimes!"
A few days previously, she wanted popcorn. Daddy was laying on the couch and I was picking stuff up in her room. I can hear her talking to her Dad trying to get him off the couch and into the kitchen to make it for her.
"Daddy, get off the couch and make my popcorn, NOW!"
"Megan!" I yelled. "That is not how to ask your Father nicely to make popcorn. Try again."
The little imp yelled back. "But... I said NOW!"
"You were supposed to say PULEEZ!"
"Oh."
Things are getting very interesting in our house. I just hope I can keep up.
Incidentally, the sunflower seeds were still clipped in the middle of her bed. Apparently, daddy dropped them there when we were all peering out the window to see if we could spot the little skunk.
Bonehead.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
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