For the past two weeks, Z. has been in a phase of wanting bee stories told to her. Bee stories are made up on the spot, and the protagonist is a bee. That's it, those are the rules of the genre in their entirety.
A. and I are getting mightily tired, not to say slap-happy, about the bee stories.
Z: Mama, will you tell me a stoawie about a bee.
S: Once there was a bee who got trapped in a car. Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz, buzzzzzz. She went all around the car, buzzing at all the windows, and the people in the car got scared the bee was going to sting them. Then a little girl in her carseat told the grownups to roll down the -- do windows even get rolled down anymore?--to put down the, to lower the windows, so the bee flew out. The end.
Z: Mommy, now it's youah teun to tell a stoawie about a bee!
A: (groans)
Monday, August 18, 2008
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No getting Z. to tell the story? No, of course not.
Well, who doesn't love a good bee stoawie? :)
Magpie, sometimes she says "I'm too tiyeud to tell a bee staowie...youah teun!"
luckybuzz, welcome to my wee commentariat! And next time I'm putting her on the phone to you!
just too cute!
the kids and i had a story game called "the land of bob" -- everyone was called bob, they liked bobby pins and bobbing for apples, hilarity ensued when the bobs got mixed up, etc. that was so long ago...
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