Now That We Have That All Cleared Up

Zoë:  Dad, what’s for dinner?

Me:  You’re sitting right next to it.  I told you that you’d see it again.

I made a nod towards the bag from Panera.  The bag from Panera containing the uneaten portions of sandwiches and soup that were left over from lunch.  The kids had begged for something to eat and were beside themselves with excitement when we stopped to pick up the soup and sandwiches.

They ate practically nothing.

Zia, whom I thought was sleeping, chimed up from the back seat:  Well, in my world again means tomorrow!

(We had spaghetti.)

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Feb 2010


by Ed
posted in Conversations With Little People
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  1. Ian #
    02.22.2010 16:08
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    Seeing food again brings a whole different meaning for me.

    Ed Reply:
    February 23rd, 2010 at 6:25 am

    Again by that meaning is when the kids tell me that I’m going to see the food again. It’s all in who is saying again. It gets complicated.

  2. Jeff #
    02.23.2010 09:22
    2

    The big question… did they get the chips or the apple?

    Ed Reply:
    February 23rd, 2010 at 2:50 pm

    They went for the chips—the only part of the meal that was not left over!