Jackie: Hey Mom, Ben and I are going on a trip.
Mom: Really? Where?
Jackie: Scotland
Ben: Scotland is in Jackie's room.
Mom: How are you going to get there?
Jackie: We were going on an airplane, but the airline canceled our flight.
Mom: Really. So what are you going to do instead?
Jackie: Drive.
Mom: You can't drive all the way to Scotland. You have to cross the water to get to Scotland.
Jackie: Oh. pause We'll drive around the water.
Mom: But Scotland is all the way across the ocean. You can't drive that far.
Jackie: Oh. Then we'll take a truck to the ocean and go in a boat.
Mom: What type of boat.
Jackie: A motor boat.
Ben: I built the motor boat.
Jackie: He built me one too.
Ben: Nope. I only built one, but I am going to share with you, Jackie.
Jackie: We're going to share Ben's motor boat across the ocean.
Mom: OK.
Ben: And we are going to walk when we get there. And really, we are just going to walk. Scotland is in Jackie's room.
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2 comments:
love it! kids are too much fun and I just love the way that a brother and sister can get along so well...when they want to!
Aww!! That is sooo cute!
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