Waiting in the car with children is a rare privilege. Forced to sit with the small people, who are strapped down and always a hair's breadth away from melt down, you really have to give it everything.
You sing songs.
E; "Can we please sing that song about Tinkerbells around God's throne?"
"Do I know that one?"
E: "Yes! Pastor Cowan was talking about it at church!"
You tell stories. Which of course, revolve around fairies and a prince. Every. Time.
"So once there was a sad girl who worked at Sobeys. One day, she was sorting cucumbers and she heard a voice...."
E: "She turned around and saw her prince. Eating grapes."
You talk about books.
"Isn't one of the witches good, and one of them bad or something?"
T: "Witches!"
"And what does Dorothy do to the bad one?"
T: "Witches!"
"Were they scary?"
T: "Yeah. Witches!"
And of course we eat candy.
T: "Lollipop."
And the way she says it is cute enough to carry us all the way home.
~Liv
This is precious.
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny. And a good reminder that being with children is a privilege. Thank you, Olivia!
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