I was waiting to pull into the gas station and Dharma says to me (out of nowhere), "I know how daddies make babies."
"Oh? You do?"
"Yes." She says in her normal confident way.
"And how's that?" I should have known better than to have asked.
"Daddies know how to make babies with their penis."
She knows that pregnant women have babies in their bellies, so I can't wait for her to see a pregnant woman. That conversation, I'm sure, will be another post.
I knew she was going to be a go-getter. From before she was born she wanted to rule. She found a way to dictate everything around her from the safety of the womb. Somehow, she must have sensed that she could do more from out here, and couldn't get out fast enough. She was coming early and there was no way we could prepare ourselves for it. That was June of 2008. Years later, we are still not ready.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Miss Barbara
Me: Dharma, what'd you do in school today?
Dharma: I don't remember.
Me: Did you play?
Dharma: I think so.
Me: What'd you play with?
Dharma: I don't remember.
Me: Dharma?
Dharma: Yes?
Me: What color shirt did your teacher have on today?
Dharma: Green. And it was beautiful, mom. I love Miss Barbara. She has the best shirts. They are so pretty. I wish she would let me wear some of her pretty shirts, mom. Miss Barbara is my favoritest teacher ever mom!
Obviously, Dharma does not go to school for the socialization with the other children. It's ALL about Miss Barbara.
Dharma: I don't remember.
Me: Did you play?
Dharma: I think so.
Me: What'd you play with?
Dharma: I don't remember.
Me: Dharma?
Dharma: Yes?
Me: What color shirt did your teacher have on today?
Dharma: Green. And it was beautiful, mom. I love Miss Barbara. She has the best shirts. They are so pretty. I wish she would let me wear some of her pretty shirts, mom. Miss Barbara is my favoritest teacher ever mom!
Obviously, Dharma does not go to school for the socialization with the other children. It's ALL about Miss Barbara.
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