And so it starts
8.30am, getting Raeven ready for the day. She is in semi-undress.
"You need to eat more," I comment on her protruding ribs, helping her put her tights on.
"I prefer to grow up thin," she answers.
I look up sharply at her, a smile twitching on my lips.
"Why?" I ask, amused and at the same time, apprehensive at what she will say.
"I don’t want to grow up fat like you, Mommy."
I burst out laughing. She peers at me from under her lashes, the way she always looks at me when she makes me laugh, a shy yet mischievous look that seems to say, "You find that funny, do ya?"
"Well, you won’t if you eat AND exercise," I say a minute later, after my mirth subsides.
Raeven nods wisely.
"I know."
I gotta get to the gym today, man.
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November 28th, 2007 at 5:18 pm
on the contrary, john teoh does not have this concern. sigh. john is addicted to food.
November 28th, 2007 at 6:07 pm
hahahhaa the honesty of kids hor..
Js argument to me is that mummies are meant to be cuddly