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Cyborg Love…and a Question…
Tuesday, March 8th, 2016

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I got you all excited with that title, didn’t I? No, I haven’t written a new cyborg book, although I’ve always wanted to! No, it’s my turn to blog today, and the only thing I can think to talk about is the cute things kids do.

Yesterday, my daughter was in a rush. So she stopped at Burger King to get kids meals for the kids. When I came over for dinner last night, the wee ones presented me with this collectible figurine of Cyborg from the cartoon Team Titans Go! Seeing how appreciative I was of the gift, they are now on a quest to get me ALL of the Team Titans figurines!

This isn’t a new thing for them. They’ve collected Hotel Transylvania monsters and How to Train Your Dragon dragons for me, too. They know I’m special—and that they can come to my office anytime and play with my toys.

Then last night, we were sitting on the porch after dinner, waiting for the storm to come (sounds like such a country thing to do, doesn’t it?). The 2-year-old was drawing on the porch with her colored chalk when one piece rolled off the edge of the porch, and she bent way over to look for it.

Her dad warned her, “The witch under the porch is gonna get you.” (I know, what a thing to say to a kid, right?) Her eyes got real wide, and she bent over again. When she straightened, she whispered and pointed below, “Daddy, go get the witch!” After we’d laughed ourselves silly, he picked her up and put her on his lap for them to play. She gripped his cheeks to hold his head still. Still whispering, she said, “Nina’s a witch! (I’m Nina.) I a bee-bee witch.” Her mom and I just shared a look. Sometimes, it’s just born in you.

So, my question today is: What’s your cute kid story? 

2 comments to “Cyborg Love…and a Question…”

  1. Lisa J
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    · March 8th, 2016 at 9:17 am · Link

    Mine is more of an AWWWWWW moment. My great nephew must have been about two when this happened. We were sitting on the couch reading a book. He looked up at me and I told him I loved him and he said, “Okay, but my dad is my best friend and I love him. I’ll let you know if I can love you, too.”. The logic was so simple, he can only love his best friend and that is his dad. He’s four now and still tells me his dad is his best friend.



  2. Delilah
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    · March 8th, 2016 at 10:10 am · Link

    Very sweet story, Lisa J! Thanks for sharing!



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