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Inverse Logic |
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By Al Horn |
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First: Ever notice that the louder you tell a two year-old child not to do something, the more apt they will do it anyway? |
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If children make you feel younger then why do I ache that much more after being around them? |
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It is a joy to watch a child laugh and scream in excitement... from a safe distance. |
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From my wife: Here lately, when I lay my grandson down for a nap, she never knows who will fall asleep first. |
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While driving:The more chaotic traffic is the more your granddaughter wants to ask you meangless questions. |
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When trying to keep a two year-old from falling asleep before you get home, they prove just how quiet they really can be. |
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Lastly: The more you beg a five year-old child to do something, the more they refuse to do it. |
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