Number of days I’ve been home in Potomac: 1
Number of fresh dings in Dad’s new car: 1
I don’t see how these two events are even remotely related…
Number of days I’ve been home in Potomac: 1
Number of fresh dings in Dad’s new car: 1
I don’t see how these two events are even remotely related…
You know how there are certain hard-core people who you just KNOW can drink you under the table, and when you’re with them, you know it’s in your best interest to not even TRY to keep up?
That’s exactly how I feel when I drink wine with my mom.
A couple days ago, there was a tornado here in Glen Arbor, Michigan, where I am vacationing at a family friend’s lake house. When the tornado hit, I hid in a basement nook with 4 other adults and 2 young children. Then the following conversation ensued between me and a 5-year-old….
Kid (completely calm): “Um excuse me?”
Me: “Yes, hun?”
Kid: “What is happening?”
Me: “Oh. Well. There is a big storm outside, so we are just huddling here to stay safe. Everything is ok, though. As long as we’re down here we are ok.”
Kid: “Is it a tornado?”
Me: “I think it might be, yes.”
Kid: “Then that means the sky turned green.”
Me: “Hmmm. I don’t think so, kiddo. Pretty sure the sky turns grey.”
Kid: “No. It turns green. Green for a tornado.”
Me: “Ok, shhh. Quiet now, little one. You’re scared and not making sense.”
So after speaking to witnesses, it turns out skies 100% do turn green in a tornado. Who knew?!
Like, besides that 5 year old.
Yeah I’m an idiot.
“Um excuse me– why do you wear so much makeup?”
— family friend. Age 5.
“My taste buds only like Chardonnay”
— family friend. Age 5.