Conversations

Me: "Ella, will you please say the prayer?"
Vivie: "No, NOOOO!!!! MEEEEEE!!! Pwease, mama?? Pwease ELLA???"
Me: "Sorry, Vivs. You said it at lunch. It's Ella's turn.
Vivie: "Pwease, Mama!! MEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! I *NEED* to say the prayer."
Ella: "That's fine. Vivie can say it, Mom."
Me: (Sighing) "OK. Vivie - can you please say the prayer?"
Vivie: "Um. I don't want to do that anymore."
Me: (Exasperated) "Ella?"
Ella, Lilly & Madison: peals of giggles.

Oh boy. . .

Comments

NatalieHemingway said…
Too Funny! I tagged you. Visit my blog.
September 8, 2008 at 9:09 AM
The Amayesings said…
Oh man! Natalie just tagged you. Well, now you're double-tagged. (I won't make you do it twice.) ha!
September 8, 2008 at 12:31 PM
Jen B. said…
HOw funny. This totally made me laugh. Sounds just like sweet ella and silly viv!
September 8, 2008 at 12:36 PM
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