So, my 'sweet' little Hattie has just discovered how to tell a lie. Not just a deflection of blame, but a full on, crazy story lie. The kind that needs a backup lie. She already thinks she's pretty good at it, and I must admit she is pretty quick thinking about them. No hesitation.
Just a full on crazy lie.

me - Hattie why is there rice on the floor?
Hattie - That's not rice, it's peanut butter
me - um, no it's not, it's rice
Hattie (very matter-of-factly) - nope mom, it's peanut butter
Then I opened the garbage and see her wrap sitting on top {suprise, suprise}
me - Why did you throw your wrap in the garbage?
Hattie - That's my peanut butter wrap
me - no it's not. It's your rice wrap
Hattie - no mom, I had a peanut butter wrap too, and I threw it away.
It was so hard not to laugh the entire time because she truthfully thought she was so smart and sneeky and was so proud of herself for thinking up this great lie to trick me with. Oh, Hattie.
The catch, Monday night we had a FHE on telling the truth and not lying. Apparently that struck a cord with her, but in the wrong way!
ha ha what a funny girl!! we need to get together soon and play!
ReplyDeleteHa, Mark have a FHE on how to put out a fire. Stop , Drop and Roll. When i got home from town the house smelled like fire. Mark had cut his pants into strips and started his pants on fire. Then he actually had a hard time putting the fire out.
ReplyDeleteMoral of the lesson. Be careful what you teach in FHE.
Give Hattie a kiss for me.
Love Nana