I was sitting at the computer when little six walked into the room, “Oh my goodness! I nearly forgot.”
She ran out of the room before soon returning, “Oh my goodness! I nearly forgot.”
To my amusement, this little event repeated a few more times, “What did you forget?”
Her response, “Oh my goodness! I nearly forgot.”
I tried a different question, “What are you doing?”
With a cheeky grin, “I’m pretending to be Nanna. She says that a lot.”
It was true, Nanna was getting forgetful, “You cheeky monkey. Come here and give me a hug.”
She ran over, “Oh my goodness! I nearly forgot.”
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deanabo
February 14, 2013 at 09:04
This is terrific!
Ross Mannell
February 14, 2013 at 12:44
Thanks for the comment.
I was thinking of my nieces and nephew when that age. 🙂
swansces
February 15, 2013 at 23:18
That’s very funny! Hollie Yr6 Coopers Edge School
Ross Mannell
February 18, 2013 at 21:42
Thanks for the comment, Hollie.
You may know I am on the 100 Word Challenge team (Team 100WC) looking at student entries in the weekly challenge. This blog is where I share my love of writing for two similar challenges for adult writers. When I see a prompt, I try to look at it in more unusual ways, sometimes funny and sometimes sad. While not always good stories, the fun is in the writing. 🙂