Dear Child: Mommy, why don't you like brownies that much?
Me: I don't know. I just don't.
Dear Child: But, why? I just need to know: why?
Me: It's just a matter of taste. Why don't you like sardines?
Dear Child: Because the inside is meat.
Me: You like salami. Salami is meat.
Dear Child: I just don't like ham.
Me: Huh?
Dear Child: I don't like ham and the inside of sardines is made of ham.
Me: Um... Sardines are made of sardines and ham is made of pigs. Sardines are fish.
Dear Child: Well, I just don't like the taste of the insides of the sardine, and the looks of the outside, and the gross water of it, okay?
Me: Okay. That makes sense.
Dear child: So why don't you like brownies?
Me: They're too sugary tasting.
Dear child: Okay.
The moral of this story is: never answer a question with another question when you're talking to a kid.
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