I just love that. So organized and earnest. My daughter did similar list once when we were on our summer trip and she was outlining the playdate she would have with BFF upon her return.
Not sure either of mine have made such a list for a solo afternoon though . . .
GEW: earnest is so right; I think you nailed what is most touching about it. Good to hear your daughter has a "list" mind-set too. She will go far! (That's what I tell myself, anyway!)
I just love that. So organized and earnest. My daughter did similar list once when we were on our summer trip and she was outlining the playdate she would have with BFF upon her return.
ReplyDeleteNot sure either of mine have made such a list for a solo afternoon though . . .
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GEW: earnest is so right; I think you nailed what is most touching about it. Good to hear your daughter has a "list" mind-set too. She will go far! (That's what I tell myself, anyway!)
ReplyDeleteOh my! I started making "to do" lists for myself at about age eight. I used to start this list with "wake up." Oh my!
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@Ali B: thanks for stopping by on your blog tour!
ReplyDeleteWas just thinking: Should we make much of the fact that the list was found (abandoned?) in the backyard?
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