Usually I make it till about lunch before I stammer my first stupid remark. Today it happened a little earlier than that.
I've been showing my 3 year old daughter how to use the PS2 over the past week (she sees me playing on the computer and wants to do something herself). Anyway, this morning I'm sitting here reading macrumors and I notice that she has the controller cable unwound and she's dancing with it wrapping it around herself.
And what did I say?
"Honey, what are you doing-- that's not a game!"
Yeah, after a week of telling her it IS a game. 3 year olds, as a follow-up to my above statement, only become more puzzled when you say, "Well, you know what I mean." They don't.
She's now playing with the cord and I'm allowing it. I mean, it's a game, right?
I've been showing my 3 year old daughter how to use the PS2 over the past week (she sees me playing on the computer and wants to do something herself). Anyway, this morning I'm sitting here reading macrumors and I notice that she has the controller cable unwound and she's dancing with it wrapping it around herself.
And what did I say?
"Honey, what are you doing-- that's not a game!"
Yeah, after a week of telling her it IS a game. 3 year olds, as a follow-up to my above statement, only become more puzzled when you say, "Well, you know what I mean." They don't.
She's now playing with the cord and I'm allowing it. I mean, it's a game, right?
