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Monday, March 24, 2014

LOL Moments : How does an elevator work?

Mum: "Look at your plants Liya. They are drying up because you don't water them. And see mine, they are growing fast because I water them everyday."
Liya: (Glancing at the dough that was getting kneaded) "Why do you add water to the flour?"
Mum: "So that it's wet and makes good dough to roll in. "
Liya: "But, that doesn't grow even if we water it, right?"

## Convincing mum that things not always grow with watering. ##
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Girl and Mum in the elevator.

Girl: "Mama, Do you know how does a lift work?"
Mum: "Oh, no! Teach me if you know."
Girl: "Hmmm.. You know there is a wide black band beneath the lift, which is closed when it is off. When you press a number to go up/down, the band opens wide but slowly. There are numbers written on the band, if you press 4, the band stops slowly at 4 and the doors get open."

Mum: "Amazing, who taught you this?"
Girl: "No one, you know I am a THINKER girl. I found it by thinking."

## A THINKER tag - I could not stop laughing at that.  I have a little Einstein in making! ##

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Girl: "Mama, did you miss your mother when we were living in the US?"
Mum: "Yes, why?"
Girl: "I just wanted to see if you have such feelings..:) "
Mum: "what?"
Girl: "Because, I miss you a lot when I am in the school."

## The last line is indeed mummy buttering. ##

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Girl: "Mama, when I was born did they take me to Pulikkal house (paternal home) first? "
Mum: "No, from the hospital we went straight to mum's parent's place ."
Girl: "I see! What did grandpa say when he saw me for the first time...?"

## How to test Mum's memory? Little ones are experts in this.  ##



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24 comments:

  1. lol you have to love kids and those endless questions

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    1. True. Parenting is not for those who doesn't like repetitive and never ending questions. :)

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  2. Hihi I love this kide conversations. Your girl is so clever

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    1. I think kids in this century are cleverer than ever before.. :) I love kiddie conversations too.

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  3. Cute and clever...laughing is vital to a great mother/daughter relationship.

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    1. Thats a point Salma. Laugher overpowers everything else in mom-daughter coterie. You're much experienced in that than me.

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  4. The innocence of youth is wonderful, I have less and less moments like this as mine grow older.

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    1. Know what Fiona, that makes me sad. As they grow older, they tend to be more serious and reserved. Childhood is fun. :)

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  5. lol lol i love this age range they are so comical and dont even know it!!

    thanks for linking up with #MagicMoments x

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    1. Yes, toddlerhood and pre-schooling - I love it. However, I dread that time passes by at the blink of eye.

      Thanks for the linky Jaime. It was pleasure reading magical moments from many.

      P.S: I am pleased to hear that you're feeling better after surgery.

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  6. Haha this is hilarious. I love it. You really do have an Einstein in the making there. What a great thinker!! Thanks for sharing. #wotssofunee

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    1. Thanks Jenny. I loved reading through many. Have a great day!

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  7. the last conversation melts my heart! So sweet!
    #wotssofunee

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    1. Little ones are masters in melting hearts, aren't they?

      :)

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  8. so cute, and definitely a genius with the lift conversation! #wotsofunee

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  9. so cute, and definitely a genius with the lift conversation! #wotsofunee

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  10. So cute. Lots of questions, definitely sent to test you. #wotsofunee

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    1. Testing mummy is what preschoolers are skilled at. :)

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  11. I imagine you laugh a lot with such a sweet and funny little girl...Kids have fabulous ideas!!
    Stay well Nishana. xo

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    1. I think I laugh way too much with this little girl. I am sure that's the case with all mums who parent toddlers and preschoolers.

      You both too, Marie. :)

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  12. Bless her she sounds so sweet. I wonder if her theory on elevators is correct!?

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    1. The theory is definitely wrong. But I liked how much thoughts she has put in to bring up the theory. :)

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  13. Aren't kids funny! I love how much thought she's put into the elevators

    AliceMegan

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