This happened a few weeks ago, but still makes me laugh.
(At the breakfast table)
Lilly: I want medicine.
Rebecca: You’re not sick. We only give you medicine when you’re sick.
Lilly: (very fake, hoarse voice) I have a cough. (cough) (cough)
The End
This happened a few weeks ago, but still makes me laugh.
(At the breakfast table)
Lilly: I want medicine.
Rebecca: You’re not sick. We only give you medicine when you’re sick.
Lilly: (very fake, hoarse voice) I have a cough. (cough) (cough)
The End
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8 responses to “Lilly on Health Care: a short breakfast play”
I think my son studied with your daughter at some secret acting school for pre-scho
I think they have a secret handb
I was your daughter!! Wait till she gets old enough to fool you into taking her to the doctor. I was a master of that until the third visit when my mom and the doctor figured out I was really just fascinated with the tools in the doctor's office (the stethoscope, the blood pressure gauge, etc). From there, I moved on to setting up my little brother for shoplifting small toys that only appealed to me. Beware
And now I fear for the f
I think my son studied with your daughter at some secret acting school for pre-schoolers.
I think they have a secret handbook :)
I was your daughter!! Wait till she gets old enough to fool you into taking her to the doctor. I was a master of that until the third visit when my mom and the doctor figured out I was really just fascinated with the tools in the doctor's office (the stethoscope, the blood pressure gauge, etc). From there, I moved on to setting up my little brother for shoplifting small toys that only appealed to me. Beware. :-)
And now I fear for the future.