Day 91/365: Easter

[nanila]

We had dippy eggs with soldiers for lunch.

Keiki: "Dipping my bread in dee egg. Dee egg brains. Zombie egg. Zombieeee!"

I would say "No more late night Resident Evil viewings for you, young man" except a) he's never seen a zombie film, b) none of our children's books feature zombies and he can't yet read and c) he's three years old. Where did he learn about zombies?!

Comments

[recessional]

Nursery?

[st_aurafina]

By osmosis? Zombie osmosis?

[silveradept]

Other smallings is my guess. Lots of things come through that way, even for the most dedicated parent trying to screen them out.

[siliconshaman]

Morphic resonance field perhaps? IDK, but there was an interesting study done about the spread of nursery rhymes and children's games that showed that a new variant of a rhyme could spread nationwide, and skip across to different continents, in space of a few days to couple of weeks...

With not a blessed clue as to how unfortunately. Leaving everyone just a bit mystified. [and leading to questions as to veracity, despite multiple successes at replicating the work.]

It's one of those sort of things..

[kotturinn]

Also here to say nursery. The sticking power of peer-led information starts early..........

[alatefeline]

Well. That is certainly something!

[cmcmck]

With my allergy, I won't be able to get teh brainzzzz that way then! :o)

[nou]

Tobes was a huge fan of Paw Patrol before he'd ever seen a single episode.

The Horror! The Horror!

[wordweaverlynn]

They whisper to him in his dreams.