
Kendra though started to tell me how she wants an invisible dog, and how well behaved a invisible dog is. She told me how an invisible dog won't run away and it doesn't even poop. Thinking well that's easy.... I said "Kendra you can have an invisible dog". She said, "But mom where do we buy an invisible dog?" Thinking she is just pretending, I responded, "all you need is colar and a leash" Then Joe called and I told him the story about the dog and how Kendra said she wanted an imaginary dog. I got off the phone and Kendra immediately said, " Mom it's not an imaginary dog, it's invisible!!" Opps!! She said she would be very good if she could have one for christmas. Like Joe said later how do we convice her that we bought her this invisible dog.... just buy a colar and leash and hand it to her saying here is your dog????? But I don't know if I want to be seen walking my imaginary dog around the neighborhood, some people mind find me a little crazy!! The things children can believe.
6 comments:
this story is so funny! Isaac asks for a dog all of the time, hmmm...think I can convince him he just needs a invisible one?
That is sooooo funny! I can not stop laughing. Kids are so stinkin cute sometimes!
That's so cute Lace! I would LOVE to have an invisible pet with invisible hair and teeth and poop! Good luck trying to make good on the promise hahaha ;)
What a great idea. At least once a day I wish our dog was invisible, or at least his hair, poop, and bark were invisible! Wouldn't that be nice!
That is so funny! I bet she'll love that present and you will too, Win, Win!
My kids put themselves in those child leashes and walk each other around the house. (you know, the ones people buy so their kid doesn't run away) I always get a kick out of it.
It sounds like your daughter has a fun teacher.
So cute! You definately need to write that one in her book! Hey, at least the dog food will be cheap, right????
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