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DD2 strikes again :D

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lougle · 20/12/2013 18:58

DD2's friend 'Fred' is relocating, so her class were bidding him farewell today. I asked DD2 what her teacher said.

DD2: "Well Mrs X had a special ball called a talking ball and when you were holding the ball you could talk."
Me: "What did you say?"
DD2: "I said 'we all wish 'Fred' a Merry Christmas.'"
Me: "Ahhh that's nice. What did your friends say?"
DD2: Errr...nothing!...because they.weren't.holding.the.ball."

So, silly mummy had to rephrase to 'When you friends were holding the ball, what did they say?'

Grin
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Ineedmoretinsel · 20/12/2013 20:20

Ahh bless her!! So funny Xmas Grin

I love how literal Dd3 is bit of course on a seriois note it does have a big impact on her especially at school where conversations move on so fast and she is left bemused and lost.

I hope you are writing all these things down lougle?

StarlightMcKingsThree · 20/12/2013 20:30

That made me rofl.

Bless her!

lougle · 20/12/2013 20:38

It's why is tell you about them in SN: children, not SN: chat, Ineed Wink doesn't disappear in 30 days.

You're right, though, about the impact it has.

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Ifcatshadthumbs · 20/12/2013 20:42

Ha ha!

Our trip to Santa was fun this year

Santa: what would you like for Christmas
Ds: a transformer
Santa: ooh that sounds good I'm sure I can give you one of those. Would you like a present now.
Ds: yes please
Santa: here you go, you can open it now so you don't have to carry around the wrapping paper.
DS opens gift and says: oh that's not a transformer it's a train
Me: ooh but it's a lovely train, what do you say to Santa
Ds: it's not a transformer Santa it's a train

PolterTurkey · 20/12/2013 21:07

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Ineedmoretinsel · 20/12/2013 21:26

Xmas Grin @ if

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