Conversation today in the car:
Me - Wasn't it cool that we were able to be outside all day without a coat!
Ella - Yes, and it's going to get warmer and warmer and warmer.
Me - Until it's summer and it'll be too warm.
Ella - Then it'll be too warm for a jumper.
Me - Some days in summer it'll be too warm to wear a t-shirt!
Ella - Then we have to wear no clothes!
Me - We can't do that on the street! That's not allowed.
Ella - It is when you're on the foot path!
This is where I record random stories about my daughter Ella, who was born in January 2005. I write them for myself, for her to keep as a memory and for anyone who cares to read them.
30 August 2008
30 July 2008
Ham tree
I was talking to Ella about our vege patch. I am determined to get it ready for planting this year!
Me - And we'll plant tomatoes and beans and strawberries...
Ella - And ham!
Me - And we'll plant tomatoes and beans and strawberries...
Ella - And ham!
Typical Aussie
We went to a zoo near Antwerp (Belgium) the other day and got to the kangaroo enclosure. Looking at the resting kangaroos over the fence, Ella grabbed her nieces hand and said: "Come, let's go to them now."
We had to explain that they were in an enclosure and we couldn't just walk up to them like at home.
We had to explain that they were in an enclosure and we couldn't just walk up to them like at home.
06 July 2008
Too old
Ella was preparing to go to a dinner party a couple of nights ago and I heard her great-grandmother was going to be there.
Me - Do you know how old your great-grandmother is, Ella?
Ella - No?
Me - She's 93!
Ella - [Opening eyes and mouth wide in an expression of sheer astonishment] Wow! That's just too old! She should be died.
It was futile to try control my laughter. I did only just manage to say to her that she should never, ever tell her great-grandmother what she'd just told me.
Me - Do you know how old your great-grandmother is, Ella?
Ella - No?
Me - She's 93!
Ella - [Opening eyes and mouth wide in an expression of sheer astonishment] Wow! That's just too old! She should be died.
It was futile to try control my laughter. I did only just manage to say to her that she should never, ever tell her great-grandmother what she'd just told me.
05 July 2008
Funny fairy
Ella came home from daycare with a nice little bruise under her eye, which the carers said she'd got during their music/dance program.
Me - That's a nice bruise you got there Ella. Did someone bump into you when you were dancing?
Ella - No, noone bumped into me. I falled over.
Me - Did you fall over because you were dancing?
Ella - No, I just falled over. I wasn't doing anything and then I just falled over.
Me - [laughing]
Ella - Don't laugh mum, it's NOT funny!
Me - [laughing even harder because I try to stop laughing]
Ella - Stop laughing at me, mum!
Me - I'm not laughing AT you sweetie, I'm laughing WITH you.
Ella - But I didn't say anything funny. I'm not a funny fairy.
Me - Er... I'm just laughing because I'm happy.
Ella - You're so funny, mum. You make me laugh!
Pfew! Nice save...
Me - That's a nice bruise you got there Ella. Did someone bump into you when you were dancing?
Ella - No, noone bumped into me. I falled over.
Me - Did you fall over because you were dancing?
Ella - No, I just falled over. I wasn't doing anything and then I just falled over.
Me - [laughing]
Ella - Don't laugh mum, it's NOT funny!
Me - [laughing even harder because I try to stop laughing]
Ella - Stop laughing at me, mum!
Me - I'm not laughing AT you sweetie, I'm laughing WITH you.
Ella - But I didn't say anything funny. I'm not a funny fairy.
Me - Er... I'm just laughing because I'm happy.
Ella - You're so funny, mum. You make me laugh!
Pfew! Nice save...
27 June 2008
23 June 2008
Life in the fast lane
Me - Ella, you hardly ate any of your lunch today. Why's that?
Ella - Because we had to start packing up.
Me - That means you were eating too slow.
Ella - No, the clock was too fast.
Ella - Because we had to start packing up.
Me - That means you were eating too slow.
Ella - No, the clock was too fast.
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