Even when we think they’re not paying attention—children see and observe what we say and do and interpret it in their own way—sometimes with deep insight and sometimes with a interesting twist. The following contributions were made by grand daughters ages 6 and 7.
Mommy’s are special because…
“They are mommies”
“They have kids”
“They help us to be “borned”
“They home school”
“They make breakfast, lunch and dinner”
The strangest thing my mommy did is…
“Put beans in my taco—yuck! But I still ate it”
“Told me to wait a minute—then it wasn’t a minute!”
“Told the doctor I had a Red Eye”
The funniest thing my mommy did is…
“Drove the car in circles when we were lost”
“The cat jumped down next to her from the window sill and she jumped too”
“Lost her keys and we found them in the laundry basket”
One time when we were camping…
“Mommy burned the chicken—but it was not the live one”
“Mommy gave the dog his food in the cat bowl”
The funniest thing my mommy said is…
“That I’m going to name a dinosaur – Mommysaures!”
“Called my cat Its instead of Mitts”
Every Mom Is Special! Happy Mother’s Day To All Of You!
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