Life at 169: Semantics

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Semantics

Cowen: "Mom, Emeline peed on the floor!"

Emeline, outraged: "I did not! I peed in my bilibo (a toy) and dumped it on the floor."

Thank you, Emeline, for clearing that up.

2 comments:

Lynn said...: HA HA. I love it when kids tell on themselves. So funny.

Not saying the incident was funny. Sorry about that. ; S; August 18, 2010 at 1:24 PM
Polly said...: I wish I was as good at you as recording these little treasures.

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"The story is told that in ancient Rome a group of women were, with vanity, showing their jewels one to another. Among them was Cornelia, the mother of two boys. One of the women said to her, 'And where are your jewels?' To which Cornelia responded, pointing to her sons, 'These are my jewels.' They grew to be two of the most persuasive and effective reformers in Roman history. It is so obvious that the great good and the terrible evil in the world today are the sweet and the bitter fruits of the rearing of yesterday's children. As we train a new generation, so will the world be in a few years. If you are worried about the future, then look to the upbringing of your children." Gordan B. Hinckley, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints