“Kai!”
“5 more minutes,” he says, holding up ten fingers. My four-going-on-fifteen-year-old son is still lying in the snow, a tiny colourful blip in a sea of white.
“NO!!”
“5 more minutes,” he says, holding up ten fingers. My four-going-on-fifteen-year-old son is still lying in the snow, a tiny colourful blip in a sea of white.
“NO!!”
“But Mommy, the snowman,” he says, pointing to a disproportionate figure wearing one sock on its head. I look back at my son who, I now realize, is missing a sock.
“Inside right now. Or no pizza, no XBOX.” I say sternly, hands on my hips.
“I’m glad Elsa and Jack Frost don’t have you for a mother,” he grumbles, walking past the open door into the warmth of the house.
Well I am glad too that Elsa and Jack Frost don't have her for a mother. Otherwise we would have missed out some of Disney's best creations like Frozen! Most kids like Kai enjoy playing in the snow and cold. However, Frigophilia refers to the extreme love/obsession towards cold or frosty stuff!
“Inside right now. Or no pizza, no XBOX.” I say sternly, hands on my hips.
“I’m glad Elsa and Jack Frost don’t have you for a mother,” he grumbles, walking past the open door into the warmth of the house.
Well I am glad too that Elsa and Jack Frost don't have her for a mother. Otherwise we would have missed out some of Disney's best creations like Frozen! Most kids like Kai enjoy playing in the snow and cold. However, Frigophilia refers to the extreme love/obsession towards cold or frosty stuff!
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I think all kids say that to their moms...
ReplyDeleteYep, most kids do enjoy playing in the snow or cold. Or dirt for that matter! :D
DeleteThis is so cute! I love snow too
ReplyDeleteHehheeh! Good :)
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