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did he just say that?

on the first day at the campground i was walking back from the bathroom and saw a turkey with 3 babies on my way. i quickly grabbed mapboy whose next favorite obsession is birds and took him to see the turkey. he quietly said he thought it was a peacock with her babies. now, every peacock i had seen was quite colorful and this one was all brown. i just smiled and pretended to agree. later, hubby came back and said he had seen a momma peacock and her babies. hmm...so maybe mapboy was right. a quick look in our book proved he was. this was the first of several times during the week that mapboy was right about things the rest of us were all wrong on.

we were getting back late a few nights later. we were all wondering what time it was when mapboy shouted out the answer. he does not have a watch and we kinda joked about the time he gave us. sure enough, he was exactly right. we laughed and asked him how he knew. he said he could tell by the stars. at this point i realize he is getting a little funny and just had a lucky guess! here is the conversation immedietely following:

mapboy: i told you i'm always right.

my dad: yes, yes, you are usually right.

me: there are times when mommy does know some things that you don't.

mapboy: well, atleast i know the difference between a peacock and a turkey!

everyone around: ha ha ha....

i can't believe i was just burned by my 6 year old son.....the rest of the family tried to make me feel better and he just kept on walking!!!

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Natalie said…
you've got a little spitfire on your hands!

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