Mmm, sacrelicious

Today at lunchtime S-Boogie picked up a section of her orange, wrapped it in a napkin, and told me that it was baby Jesus. Then she placed it on the table, arranged a few oranges around it to be Mary and Joseph, and added a few noodles to serve as angels. She also moved her cup of milk over to see baby Jesus as well.

Then she picked up the napkin, took it off the orange segment and informed me "I eat baby Jesus." And she did.

Comments

Th. said…
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I hope you're planning on posting video.
2/09/2006 4:54 PM
B.G. Christensen said…
I can't believe I missed out on this pivotal event in our child's life! So, um, does that count as her communion?
2/09/2006 5:38 PM
Desmama said…
Someday, I hope my child does things like this. I really do.
2/09/2006 7:58 PM
Cricket said…
bwaaahaaa haaaaaa, that's awesome!!!
2/09/2006 8:28 PM
Braden said…
That's amazing. Laughed out loud. Sophie rocks.
2/10/2006 8:46 AM
AmyJane said…
Hilarious! I can't wait. I don't envy the shreiking of NO! and similar 2-year old fare but the funny stuff become family legend.
2/10/2006 3:25 PM
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