As an INTJ female (for those into Myers-Briggs and the like), I am a hard person to know, and an even harder person to love. I wonder if someday my children will want to know what really went on in my brain. I shall leave them this gift. Well, maybe not so much a "gift" as an extremely uncomfortable last will and testament.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Ninja Jane
My daughter is a ninja.
I will describe her ninja powers in more detail in future posts, but one of her ninja-like skills is her amazing power of deduction. She rarely asks questions, but never think for a second that she isn't hearing and seeing everything, and using that information to form answers and opinions in her brain.
An example:
The other night, I was fixing dinner for the kids. They were having a discussion about who was in charge of the family. Colson was saying that both Eric and I were in charge of the house. Ava was saying no, Mom is the most in charge.
I asked her why she thought that.
Then she says, with a tone in her voice that says duh!, "Mom, remember that time that Zachary was in your room with you and Daddy, and Zachary threw the Bop-It, and you said to Daddy "You need to spank his hand""?
Wow.......
To a ninja, that's all the information you need, I guess. The balance of power was described for her in that 5 second exchange.
Sorry darling, I had no idea that a ninja was outside our door that day, taking notes in her mind for future use.
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