Oh yeah...:))

Glad you liked it, Mike. Pleasure.:)

Thank you, Patrick.Yeah... they look quite enticing.:)

I like the way you think, Sue. Poor guy. A way to demonstrate his independence?:)

That'll teach her to feed his dinner to the dog! :)

And his further actions?lol:))

Unrepeatable! :))

Yeah... Especially "cat puppy", isn't it? If they don't know something, they replace it with what they know. We have a lot to learn from them...:)

They are truly a learning experience within themselves. I am always amazed by young minds and their innocence!!

T

Yep. And it's crucially important that the right people influence them when they grow.:)

That is a 'most definitely'!!!

T

OK.:)

Bad Rick. You almost destroyed my skype lesson I was having with the student when I opened your comment....:)))

That sounds good.Thank you!:)

Yes, you are right!:))

In the olden days, a TV host named Art Linkletter had a portion of his show based on kids saying outrageous things. One of the best prompts he used was "What did your mommy tell you not to tell me?".

Mother knows best Bob. LOL!

haha..:))

Glad you liked it, Rae.:)