Kids Telling Stories
I am in my bedroom working on the notebook (I think we don't call them laptops any more because you can't actually put them on your lap because it blocks the air hole thingy and they can catch on fire) computer (thanks Santa) and listening to my 4 year old boy pretend to read a story from a book to his 3 year old sisters, but which he is really making up. He's doing voices, and probably actions. He is quoting the characters, saying " and then he said....."
The bits I can make out are all about how the characters are feeling. There was a lot of "angry angry angry" a minute ago, and now they're all happy and laughing. He's throwing in some phrases like "and theeeen", and "the end", but the story seems to keep going after the end.
Now he's moved onto some songs, like I'm a Little Teapot, This Old Man, with back up from the girls, and arguing about the lyrics.
They're supposed to be asleep of course; it's gone half past eight, and my goodness I need my reading glasses.
Scanning room to locate them. Distance vision much better than close. Separate article to discuss reading glasses - health category perhaps.
Anyway, point of this post is that your life as a parent just happens to you while other things are going on. It's nice to stop and enjoy it sometimes.

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