Always pay attention when your kids ask you questions. My dad learned the hard way. Short version: soggy cheerio, teaspoon catapult, 4 year old, “Dad, can I?”
When I was little, my mom was napping on the couch, partly awake. I asked her then if there was really a Santa Claus. She told me “no”. Then she realized what I asked and what she answered. Never saw anyone sit “bolt upright” that fast before! LOL!
(I was crushed for a while though. After all, I was just a little girl!)
jack fairbanks about 11 years ago
sure, if you promise to start at the collar bone.
Plods with ...™ about 11 years ago
Always pay attention when your kids ask you questions. My dad learned the hard way. Short version: soggy cheerio, teaspoon catapult, 4 year old, “Dad, can I?”
frumdebang about 11 years ago
@Tony Rubino
I just don’t know what to say, Tony.
lisapaloma13 about 11 years ago
I thought he knew what he was saying. After all, with Elliott, “after you do your homework” is essentially “never”.
GROG Premium Member about 11 years ago
You gotta pay more attention to what the kid’s sayin’
Redhead55 about 11 years ago
It’s questions like this that would invoke my fathers favorite answer. “Before you ask, the answer is no!”
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 11 years ago
When I was little, my mom was napping on the couch, partly awake. I asked her then if there was really a Santa Claus. She told me “no”. Then she realized what I asked and what she answered. Never saw anyone sit “bolt upright” that fast before! LOL!
(I was crushed for a while though. After all, I was just a little girl!)