A conversation with Allison

Allison has been very into dictating stories, which I write down for her and we staple into a book, which she can decorate. She's a very creative child, so I've been trying to nurture that. In fact, I signed her up for a fine arts preschool in the fall, at a local art school in Austin.

Anyway, I thought she might like to write a blog post. So I said hey, Allison. Let's write a post for our blog! Here's what came of that:

Me: Okay Allison. What do you want to say?
Allison: I don't know. I just want to say People! Stop! And nothing else.
Me: Really. That's all you want to say? You don't want to say hi? Or tell them about how Jose painted your room?
Allison: I wanted him to pain my walls pink. I mean my room. I just wanted it like that.
Me: Uh huh. So what do you think of the color?
Allison: I don't think it's good.
Me: Why?
Allison: Just because it's not good. When I say it's not good, it's not good. Okay!
Me: You're silly.
Allison: I don't know but you might be silly.
Allison: FROSTY THE SNOW MAN WAS A JOLLY HAPPY SOUL. WITH A SOMETHING PIPE AND A CHILDREN'S NOSE....

She wandered into the backyard so that's going to have to be the end.

Wait, she just busted in here and said WE'RE PIRATES! We're going to take you down! Apparently my pirate is also hungry for lunch so this is really going to have to be the end.