The things kids say

[kalimyre]

So today, I'm driving home with my kids in the car. My seven year old looks out the window, says, "Are we going fast

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[kalimyre]

Yeah, these two are always surprising me. My older one will turn 8 in a couple months and wow, she's picking things up fast. I keep catching myself assuming she won't understand something, she's too young, when she's actually getting more than I think.

[clayangel]

I find it a little scary, actually, how a child will say anything on his or her mind without thought to the consequences. The honesty is refreshing, but they can really hurt people and not even realize it.

[kalimyre]

They're honest, that's for sure. My older one caught me picking something up the other day and told me I had a big butt. Which, thanks a lot, kid. *g*

[zekkass]

....wow.

On a completely unrelated note, I adore your icon and isn't Tony Murchison adorable?

[kalimyre]

Yeah, they certainly say odd things sometimes. And yes, Tony is made of win!

[seagull2eagle]

I'm trapped between laughing hysterically and being horrified at Life's Lessons from Spongebob. I'm actually really impressed that you thought to ask where she got that!

[kalimyre]

Hee! One always wonders where they're picking these things up. And I'm a little cautious around her lately, wondering how much of the whole divorce thing she gets. So far I've explained that her father and I will have different houses and she will get to see both of us; I'm not sure if she could get something more advanced than that.

[mushmong]

All the wisdom known to man can be found watching cartoons. Remember Pinky and the Brain?

[kalimyre]

Ahhh, Pinky and the Brain. I can still recite the theme song word for word, sadly. Still, it was an awesome show.