Ninjarina
Right now, I'm laughing out loud.
[Kid 3], freshly home from a grueling day in first grade, is hopping around the living room with the bottom half of a ballerina outfit on (black tulle skirt sans tights and shoes) and the top half of a ninja outfit on (long-sleeved top and ninja mask), and shouting "HI YA!", as she does.
I asked her to change out of her school clothes. This is what she came up with.
I'm sorry.
I know I'm easily amused.
But if I had a digital camera at home, I'd have a picture up here right now that would have you grinning, too.
Surfing the net while this was going on behind me (though I should be cooking dinner...I'm slacking!) or I'd have skipped mentioning it at all. It is, quite honestly, the general level of insanity that I usually have going on in the background around here. Helps me remember what's important. And reminds me what's not.
You can never have too much laughter in your life. Don't forget how! Enjoy yourselves while you can!
[Kid 3], freshly home from a grueling day in first grade, is hopping around the living room with the bottom half of a ballerina outfit on (black tulle skirt sans tights and shoes) and the top half of a ninja outfit on (long-sleeved top and ninja mask), and shouting "HI YA!", as she does.
I asked her to change out of her school clothes. This is what she came up with.
I'm sorry.
I know I'm easily amused.
But if I had a digital camera at home, I'd have a picture up here right now that would have you grinning, too.
Surfing the net while this was going on behind me (though I should be cooking dinner...I'm slacking!) or I'd have skipped mentioning it at all. It is, quite honestly, the general level of insanity that I usually have going on in the background around here. Helps me remember what's important. And reminds me what's not.
You can never have too much laughter in your life. Don't forget how! Enjoy yourselves while you can!
posted by SuperWife | 6:59 PM
4 Comments:
I agree entirely!
Laughter really IS the best medicine!
My nanna was right!!
I wish I'd seen that. Thanks for describing it so well. I have no difficutly picturing it. But I wish I'd seen it.
Maybe this is the central character Ragnell's been looking for in the cinema this year?
Actually, it's brilliant. I can see it now. In her cover as a ballerina exchange student, Ninjarina Omatsu Hiroku plays a dangerous game of espionage and romance as she tours with the Moscow Ballet, doing 'side jobs' for her shadowy and mysterious employers.
Your daughter is a visionary. And awfully darn cute too. I still remember the dance recital in the mall.
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