Sunday, February 18, 2007

a case study of hypochondria in the four year-old

In what promises (threatens?) to become yet another Occasional Feature in this blog, I hereby present to you another instance of Hypochondria in a Four Year-Old:

On Friday, Lola complained that "my bone is twisted." She wriggled about like a contortionist to demonstrate this.

"Because my bones are twisted, I have to WALK SLOW. When my bones are not twisted, I have to run fast." She sprinted for a while to demonstrate, then returned to a dawdle. "My bones are twisted! WALK SLOW!"

7 comments:

  1. LOL. lola isn't very committed to her fake ailments, is she?

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  3. Hughman, you gotta wonder, What's her motivation

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