But we were for taking her to the zoo!And we will still be taking her.But she'll already have seen everything. It won't be as exciting for her.It will still be exciting for her. She's only eighteen months old. She doesn't get jaded as easily as we do.
Bert doesn't really understand babies yet. Take the other day.
We were all sitting in a row eating bowls of yummy porridge. Well. Bert and I were. Martha was just looking at hers. I wasn't too worried as she'd already had her breakfast. When Bert had his all scoffed he said,
Martha's not going to eat that. I may as well have it.
So he removed her bowl from her and started to eat it. She stared at him. She was astonished. Her expression seemed to say - I cannot believe you just did that. She turned to me and the expression on her face said - Can you believe he just did that? Then she turned to look at the empty place where her little bowl had been and she gave a long, sad sigh. Bert was mortified. He gave the child her porridge back. She picked up her little pink spoon and she slowly, methodically worked her way through it. When she was almost done she picked up the bowl and drank it's contents until the bowl shone as if it had been licked by a diligent dog. Bert's new name? Goldilocks. I think he'll be leaving the Baby Bear's porridge alone from now on.
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Don't you just love how Ms. Martha's perfected that woman thing ? - the look that says it all? And at 18 months. Oh dear.
Probably had the desired after effect too. 'Goldilocks' even more tightly wound round young beauty's finger!
anne
She's a fast learner that one.
aaah, Miss Martha taking a page out of her gran's book.
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