Mary (age 7) prefers her toast to be so lightly browned that you can only just barely tell it is toasted. David (age 10) refers to it as "warmed bread."
Mama (after realizing she forgot the toast and it was very brown): "Mary's toast!"
Peter (age 5, while sitting on the potty): "God did not make Mary out of toast!"
Mama: ???
Mama: "OH!"
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...I had the ??? for a long moment there too. Then I realized that the possessive (the toast belonging to Mary) was being converted into a contraction (Mary is toast).
ReplyDeleteWhat made it worse is that I am familiar with the colloquialism where when someone "is toast" they are in trouble. This made the "Mary is toast" = "Mary is made of toast" jump even harder for me.
I really enjoyed that mental exercise. Thanks for sharing!
~Luke
I actually had the same thought at the time (and am sure my
ReplyDelete10-year-old would have, too), I think it took my Mommy brain a full
couple of minutes to realize what he was getting at. He is too clever
for me. Thank you for stopping by. :0)
Very Cute! We often have these conversations - and I have to stop an turn around too! ;)
ReplyDeleteLol, cute! I love the things little ones say!
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