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Sunday, October 25, 2009 
(from my friend, marilyn bell, who works in a  daycare,)

I think I told you about Wolf:  he's 3, turning 4 in November.
There's another kid, Jamea, who is a special needs kid and she has
sort of a different look about her and different behaviours.  Anyway, here's
what Wolf said:

Wolf:  "I like all the girls."

Marilyn:  "Really?  That's good."

Wolf:  "Except Jamea.  She's not a real girl.  She's a pretend girl."

Marilyn:  "Jamea is real."

Wolf:  "No, she's not.  She doesn't have any vitamins."

Marilyn:  "What do you mean?"

Wolf:  "And she doesn't have a bum."

Marilyn:  "Yes, she does.  Everyone does."

Wolf:  "She doesn't."

Marilyn:  "Everyone has a bum.  Otherwise, they couldn't sit down."

Wolf thinks this is funny:  "She's still pretend.  We know that."

I can't change his mind.  Jamea has a totally normal bum.  Wolf says whatever comes
into his head.   His mom says he's still trying to figure out what school is.
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Nicola
Nicola Thornhill

 
When my daughter was in preschool Charlie said "purple bum" and all the kids laughed. She told me that purple bum was a bad worerrrrrrrrrd! She told me that vanilla bum was also a bad worerrrrrrrrrd!
 
Posted by Nicola on Monday, October 26, 2009 - 1:04 AM
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Nicola
Nicola Thornhill

 
Also, Marti Farti has the biggest bum and he wears striped pants.
 
Posted by Nicola on Thursday, October 29, 2009 - 4:06 AM
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Sandhya

 
hilarious!
 
Posted by Sandhya on Monday, October 26, 2009 - 4:44 AM
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Trish

 
:)  kids that age really pick up on everything, knowing differences in energy without being able to describe why. Or describing why in a completely hilarious manner :)






 
Posted by Trish on Monday, October 26, 2009 - 3:29 PM
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George Arnare

 
I have the pleasure to work with kids everyday (preschool) and we had photo's today. One 5yr old girl we have (who's the spitting image of Tori Amos- post facelift/airbrushing/whatever) didn't want her photo taken. Or rather didn't want to smile (like Tori doesn't seem to these days). We tried everything and in the end it was down to holding up a snail with it's poo dangling (sorry) and pretending it was going to fall onto the camera to lift the corners of her mouth for a pic. Funny thing is she's a bag of laughs all day everyday, as she was today as well. 'Poo poo bum bum' is another phrase that gives kids the giggles. Bless em.

 
Posted by George Arnare on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 - 7:11 AM
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Cathrin

 
I'm still trying to figure out what school is too.  And I do hope it's a safe place for Jamea.

 
Posted by Cathrin on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 - 5:05 PM
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Nicola
Nicola Thornhill

 
My daughter says "Space mac and cheese is a lot like earth mac and cheese, but a bit spicier."
 
Posted by Nicola on Thursday, October 29, 2009 - 4:05 AM
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Mark

 
When I was in school (highschool), there were two friends who lived down the street from me that were twins.  They, a girl from down the street, and our friend 'Fuzzy' (he used to wear a black t-shirt that said 'Fuzzy' and he had a really fuzzy doo!) used to heckle me on the way home from the bus-stop incessantly about my not having one either... I just didn't know what to say... I mean what's the point?  Is this an absolute essential line of contour for a young man's anatomy?  I mean how embarrassing!  Anyway, I guess I haven't had any significant vitamins in a long time, SO..

 
Posted by Mark on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 - 1:59 AM
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