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Thu, 16 Aug 2007
So, I know a lot of parents think their kids are smart and we’re guilty of that ourselves. I’ll skip my wonder about the “napkin” incident and move on to Robert’s question of the night. At dinner, we passed the milk glass around, then we swapped one glass for another glass. Then Robert looked down at his dessert and asked what the difference was between swapping and sharing.
Don’t know about you but I was pretty impressed by his efforts to differentiate between the two. (I said one was trading one thing for the other, while sharing was splitting the same thing between two people. –I think I’m right about that.) Gotta like a kid who’s going to take the trouble to understand which word is the right one to use like that. –(Who’s my grubby little boy☺)
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