Audrey, a child in the first grade, exercises a sort of fascination over Lola, who believes every word Audrey says. "Once Audrey was at the top of the climbing structure [at school], and she fell off, but a big wind came, and she floated, and she landed on top of the roof [of the kindergarten building]!"
"Lola, you know THAT'S NOT TRUE!" said big sister Iris, who finds these Audrey stories maddening.
"But Audrey told me," insisted Lola.
has audrey been a visitor for sleep-overs?
ReplyDeleteWe haven't so much as had a playdate with this very colorful young person yet. She sounds like a real live wire, though.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't so much as had a playdate with this very colorful young person yet. She sounds like a real live wire, though.
ReplyDeletewell i hope you've actually seen her in person to know she really exists.
ReplyDeletetrue. i am the doubting thomas of audreyism. lola would excommunicate me.
ReplyDeleteI have seen Audrey. She is a cute little girl who lives, breathes, and has Lola under her spell when she opens her mouth.
ReplyDeletei think i saw her face on a piece of toast today.
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