Chloe Bear Says

Reading about Leprechauns The other night Chloe was all excited about leprechauns. For St. Patrick's day her class read some books about leprechauns at school. She also had some friends who reported seeing green water in their toilets! Obvious evidence that leprechauns had been up to no good at their houses. When we got home Chloe was eager to check our toilets and see if we had any tiny green visitor who needed to relieve themselves in between other mischief.   After checking both toilets she was disappointed to find no green water. She thoroughly looked through the whole house asking me tons of questions about leprechauns. Questions like:  Daddy where do leprechauns hide?  How big are leprechauns?  Do you think they would go in Mason's room? Fortunately we did find a cup of green water in Mason's room. Obviously, leprechauns had been to our house. When I found the water I asked Chloe if she wanted to touch it and she said no. She said l

It's Called a Hiccup Chloe came home from school the other day and told mommy..."I want to show you a new exercise I learned at school. I think you're going to like it, it's called a Hiccup." She demonstrated the exercise and when she was done Mommy said "I think you mean Burpee."

We're reading about Tim, Anna and Michael. They are running a race. Tim is winning but then Michael falls down. Even though Tim wants to win he stops to help his friend. Anna keeps going and wins the race. Chloe and I talked about the story. Tim was a good friend and helping Michael was more important than winning the race. I asked Chloe who would you want to be in this story, Anna or Tim? She thought for a long time. At one point I said well? and she held up her index finger to indicate I needed to wait. She was still thinking. Finally she said "Tim." I was impressed, she really thought that through.  I said "what were you thinking about all that time?" She said..."I was doing eenie, meenie in my head."