January 29, 2009

Small Talk

Lily Bea came home 3 days in a row bragging to us that all the kids in her kindergarten class got in trouble for talking...all but her. Mmmmm, normally this would not alarm parents, in fact it would result in praises and probably a gold star stuck somewhere. Not in our house. If you know Lily Bea then you know why her proclamation sounds...iffy at best. You know why Barry and I gave each other sideways glances like we were being told some weird riddle. She loves to talk, and when I say love I mean is addicted to the spoken word. She has spoken some form of blabber since she was 5 months old and truly has not been quite for the past 6 years. The child talks in her sleep and if you ask her to be quiet it's a sure bet that she will not be able to do so to save her life. She's lively and inquisitive and downright hilarious and very resourceful because if she can't find anyone to talk to, well she just strikes up a lengthy conversation with herself...who better?!? Much to our joy (relief) it turned out to be true...Lily Bea, our little squawk box behaves at school! The teacher said Lily Bea actually shushes everyone when they get loud! WHAT?? Really? Are you sure??? Yep, she is the best behaved in class!! That's right folks we have ourselves a first class suck up, teacher's pet if you will. We are so proud!!! Hopefully she'll be the Hall Monitor next year! Now I have to go scrounge up a gold star sticker. :)

4 comments:

Unknown said...

You should write professionally - I mean for money. You've always had a great ability to write. Write anything. Write short stories. Write a novel.

Anyway, I like your blog and have now book marked it.

I miss you.

Mena said...

Okay, I have to agree with you on this one! I'm proud of her! She must have all her talking out by the time she gets to school! ha

Jennifer Skoff said...

Hello Melissa! I was so glad to see your post on my blog:-) I am estatic you are blgging now and can't wait to experience your journey with you! You look great by the way.

Alicia said...

My daughter is the same way...never is quiet. Only when she is asleep. But I wouldnt have it any other way:)

Welcome to the blogging world!