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Hope springs eternal
in the heart of my 4 year old.
Waking he sang, "May we have Sherbet for breakfast!"
The exclamation point is not a mistake.
He, so sure of the glory of the day, used "may" merely for form's sake.
He's a glass-full type person
often heard asking, "Isn't this the Best Day?"
Hope springs eternal
in the heart of my 4 year old.
Even when oatmeal is for breakfast.
Hope springs eternal
in the heart of my 4 year old.
Waking he sang, "May we have Sherbet for breakfast!"
The exclamation point is not a mistake.
He, so sure of the glory of the day, used "may" merely for form's sake.
He's a glass-full type person
often heard asking, "Isn't this the Best Day?"
Hope springs eternal
in the heart of my 4 year old.
Even when oatmeal is for breakfast.
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4 comments:
haha good job not letting go the sherbet, no matter how cute...for breakfast...but def sounds like a ray of sun...
I don't know for sure if I could handle such springs of joy in the early A.M.....but I'm sure it's adorable. I think you should have given him Sherbet but then again I'm the internet aunt that spoils them and sends them back to their mother...hypothetically speaking :)
isn't this the best day? what a question! love that childlike wonder and expectation for Very Good.
what a solid write! i loved this! a beautiful ode to childhood...
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