My second son convinced that his little sisters winter jacket is 'full of dead chicks' because it's down feather filled. She was really upset, kind of wearing fur while not knowing.
So she was screaming: "No I'm NOT wearing dead chicks" and came to me to find the truth.
(At least, I seem to be very truthful to her. But she's only four. I know it will change, in about 10 years or so)
I convinced her that her jacket was indeed filled with feathers, but the chicks did not die, they grew new feathers and became healthy, grown-up, adult chickens. My second oldest of nine, standing aside and listening to my reasoning, was in a quite fascist mood.
Didn't stop.
He stated that: "All chickens were killed and slaughtered now, and in the fridge, and one of these days, would end up on her plate."
I sent him to his room.
i think that you deal with situation very good
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lol "i sent him to his room" i can see this all in my head as it played out.
ReplyDeletecute picture D:
ReplyDeleteYou handled the situation really good, I don't think your son had bad intentions, he just wanted to make his sister cry.
ReplyDeleteKids will be kids...
ReplyDeleteHehe what a realist!
ReplyDeleteThis is why I dont want kids...
ReplyDeleteSounds like you've got a couple budding vegans on your hands there! Follow'd for entartainments sake :)
ReplyDeletenice...rick s. is absolutely right! at least vegetarian
ReplyDeletehahaha, reminds me of me and my little sister!
ReplyDeleteNo chicken for Christmas this year.
ReplyDelete(I thought Belgians lived on moules and paardenvlees?)
the world may never know.
ReplyDeletei have chicken an thats awesome but i will eat it one day
ReplyDeleteIn Antiochus and his daughter you have heard Following!
ReplyDelete.....and she was traumatized for life. lol
ReplyDeletehaha your son gives out the truth!
ReplyDeletesounds like you might have a future vegetarian
ReplyDeleteIt's normal to use animal feathers it's natural to me
ReplyDeleteOh wow...The joys of parenthood, I suppose.
ReplyDeletehahah, i like the nine year old's style. also, goose down FTW!
ReplyDeleteBrutally harsh...
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed that story :) Kids these days eh?
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