The children will learn very valuable things when they spend time with auntie nat
As much as I would love to do an entire post on how fabulous my trip to Mexico was, I’ll spare you. Not because I don’t love to make people hate me, but because a trip recap post is the last thing I want to do. And, probably the last thing you really want to read.
However, I will transcribe two of my favorite conversations that happened while in Mexico in hopes that this will appease my 10 readers.
Hannah (my niece): Natalie, are you going to get married soon?
Me: I don’t know sweetie. I have to find someone to date first.
Hannah: Oh. (seeming very disappointed)
Parker (my nephew): But didn’t you have a date with someone the night before we came here?
Me: Yes I did. But that was only one date. I have to go on lots and lots of dates with one person before I can get married.
Parker: Like 100 dates?
Me: Yes, like 100 dates.
Hannah: Wow, that’s a lot.
Parker: Good luck with that.
Ok, Parker really didn’t say the last line. He’s only 5 and hasn’t quite mastered such quick wit. I’ll do my due diligence as an auntie and teach him how to be a smart ass. He’ll love me so much.
And at dinner:
Me: Jinny, how was your day today?
Jinny: Marvelous. I didn’t do a damn thing.
Like grandmother, like granddaughter.
k. I guess I can post some pictures.
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The children will learn very valuable things when they spend time with auntie nat
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