"Mama, they should let you sleep in school," my son said after coming home from a long day at the "office."
I raised my eyebrows. "Why? You're supposed to learn in school. You can't learn if you're sleeping."
"But our future depends on big dreams. They need to give us time to sleep so we can have big dreams."
"I thought that was what night was for," I said.
Bubba shook his head. "There's never enough time at night for all the big dreams I have!"
Maybe suggest he go to bed earlier lol
ReplyDeleteHe'd have to go to bed right when he came home from school for that to work!
DeleteI loved dreaming as a kid. At night and during the day. Maybe you should tell him about the art of day dreaming. :)
ReplyDeleteI think he has that mastered already!
DeleteI hope he achieves his big dreams in years to come, it's good he has goals set in sight. Lovely read.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
It will be fun to see how his big dreaming pays off when he becomes and adult.
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ReplyDeleteKid's got a point lol .. I wish naps were required for school/work. Just a midday snooze - I think it'd increase productivity or at least job satisfaction :)
ReplyDelete- Madilyn Quinn @ NovelBrews
That's how they do it in Europe. Always a siesta after lunch.
Deletewishful thinking, wishful thinking
ReplyDeleteI bet all kids wish they could sleep through school.
DeleteJust how big is he dreaming, anyway?
ReplyDeleteWho know? Must be pretty big if he wants to sleep all day and all night. ;0)
DeleteNicely played, Bubba! Sherry, your son seems to have a witty comeback for everything you say to him and a clever way of getting you to understand his model of the world. He has leadership potential and could have a bright future ahead as a politician. Did anyone ever ask Bubba if he'd like to be president someday... 2016 perhaps? :) Seems like he's already working on his "I Have a Dream" speech! :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! I bet if he ran in 2016, he'd get elected! He's interested in the military right now. Maybe he'll become a General and forge a path like Eisenhower.
DeleteI'm right with him! The night is definitely not long enough.
ReplyDeleteEspecially when you have to get up really early!
DeleteClever boy! LOL! :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the teacher would buy that.
DeleteBubba must have some really big plans!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what they might be!
DeleteAhhh. Now that's sweet, and it gives me hope for our future.
ReplyDeleteHave to have those big dreamers around! ;0)
DeleteWhat a profound thought, well expressed., Dream on, little guy. Dream on.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'm sure he will.
DeleteI love it! I remember arguing with my dad, saying he wanted to keep us dumb, because he wasn't letting us watch "Get Smart" on TV
ReplyDeleteThat's funny!
DeleteKeep dreaming, my Bubba. Don't ever give up your dreams.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
That's right, Janie. You tell him!
DeleteWatch out, that boy just may be president some day.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't that be funny if he is? He'd probably be the most entertaining president in history!
DeleteBubba's right again, Mom Sherry. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes. It seems he can never be wrong. ;0)
DeleteHad a kiddo today complain that school started too early. I agree with him, but that didn't make me let him sleep in class.
ReplyDeleteI really do not like how early school starts. In my opinion, it should not start before 8:00 AM. Most kids aren't fully awake before then.
DeleteThat boy is going to make me hug him.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'll give him a hug for you. ;0)
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