Where Best Friends Come From

Tonight my best friend (and the Beaner's godmom) is coming to visit. We've been talking about Godmommy Sandy coming for a while, so the Beaner knows exactly whom we're picking up at the airport tonight. He's just not so clear on where she's flying in from.

Aura: Where does Godmommy Sandy live?

Beaner: [uh...]

Me, stage-whispering: Where are the Red Sox from?

Beaner, stage-whispering to Aura: The television.

[This entry somehow got deleted -- wtf? -- so I re-posted it. It was easy to do, since it was still sitting, SAVED, in the Movable Type entry-editing screen on one of my browser tabs. When I tried to re-save it from there, I got a "no such post" error, so I just cut and pasted into a new entry in another tab. I *know* it went live yesterday because (a) I saw it, and (b) my sister e-mailed me about it. Again I say, WTF?]

Posted by Lori in parenthood at 3:58 PM on August 21, 2007

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I love it when we get glimpses of how children's minds work -- the cognitive gaps and all the great little theories they come up with. When I was little, and I think this is common, I thought that if I couldn't see my mom, she couldn't see me. So I covered my face and thought I got invisible.

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I love it when we get glimpses of how children's minds work -- the cognitive gaps and all the great little theories they come up with. When I was little, and I think this is common, I thought that if I couldn't see my mom, she couldn't see me. So I covered my face and thought I got invisible.

Posted by: Julie at August 23, 2007 9:21 AM

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