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Story Time

Driving home from somewhere at the end of a long morning M, Justi and E are sitting in the back of the car and M asks Justi for a story. Justi has a habit of mixing up her stories a bit, usually not too much, but just enough to make us laugh. This time she didn't really mix it up, she just had a funny transition- The story of choice is The Three Bears. Can't go wrong with this one.
So, as the story goes on after the bears discover their soup, and chairs have been used they continue into the bedroom to discover their beds have been as well. When Justi got to this part: "When they got to little bear's bed who do you think was in it?...Well, following the general trend of things, Goldilocks was in his bed..." Which I couldn't help but giggle about - as if M would know what follow the trend of things meant.
Well, maybe she kinda gets it now?

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Anonymous said…
We'll just call it a vocab lesson for M- I'm pretty sure she got the jist of what I was saying :)
March 24, 2010 at 1:28 PM
itgetsbetter said…
well, following the general trend of things, M WILL pick up on it! And surprise you by using the phrase again!
April 4, 2010 at 2:04 PM
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