On New Year's Eve Day, to help celebrate the occasion, I offered the dayhome kidlets egg nog with their lunch instead of usual milk. A few took me up on it and the following conversation ensued all started with the simple question:
"How come egg nog tastes so good?" inquired one of the kids.
"Because it's made with good stuff like milk, eggs and sugar," says me, the wise one.
To add to my wisdom another little guy pipes up: "And it has the nog of an egg!".
Okay then. Must be the secret ingrediant I never knew about. Not to be outdone, the first little commenter so sweetly and seriously says: "I've never tasted egg juice before."
Exit Susanne who has to wipe up coffee she has snorted through her nose in laughter.
13 comments:
Hah! Don't you just love how their little minds work?
:)
Funny comments from children is one thing I really miss from school.
too cute. sounds like something miller would say. he told me the other day he was ready to go to pre school. i told him he would have to stay in his seat when told....he looked down at the ground thought a moment and said...I'll just stay home with you momma.....
I LOVE prek kids and their comments!!
Out of the mouths of babes.....
Cute anecdote..thanks for sharing it!
Too cute!!
Egg nog is one of my holiday favorites. Never quite heard the history of it that way. Bless the little children - if we could all be so innocent.
Blessings
[I've been out of pocket lately but I'm back] That really does crack me up. Seriously! Ha!
Kids are so funny!
That's what makes my days working with first graders so much fun! All those little 'observations' about life!
OH! And my word verification cracked me up: lapnome. That's what those little munchkin are: lap gnomes!
LOL kids are just the funniest aren't they?
Gosh I love how the young ones think. Too funny!
So, now I'm wondering, do the chickens know that their eggs have nog's?
Kids say the best things!!! Too funny!
Hope you're keeping these collected somewhere. They're priceless! Don't think I'll ever look at Egg Nog quite the same again!
I imagine you could write a sequel to Art Linkletter's "Kids Say the Darndest Things."
That is truly priceless Susanne!
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