For example, my mother typically gives Peyton two crackers for the car ride home after Pasta Tuesday or Sunday dinner (because Heaven forbid the child go more than 15 minutes without something to snack on). Last Sunday, my mom told her she would get her crackers, but then for whatever reason, my mom went back inside the garage as I put Peyton in her carseat. Peyton let out a blood curdling scream and as the tears flowed down her cheeks she shouted, "BUT I DIDN'T GET MY CRACKERS AND GRANDMA ALREADY WENT INSIDE!!" I really don't think it was so much about the crackers - she barely eats them anyway. It was more about the fact that she is so used to getting them - it's a ritual.
The other day, as I was preparing for Frozen movie night, Peyton asked if she could help "arrange things." I told her to take the boxes of candy and stack them up so I could bring them outside. I left the room for a bit, and came back to find this:
| Organizing the shit out of the concessions. |
| Proud of her work! |
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