Looking for a "Yes" in a World of "No"
Zora looks up at me with her large, brown eyes.
--Can I put the electrical cord in my mouth?
--No.
We walk a little further. She pauses to inspect the gentle blue glow coming from our signal booster. The short blunt antennae could be tasty.
--Can I taste that?
--No, baby girl.
Drat. We move on. A plate full of river stones with a few candles nestled among them. Zora starts panting and wobbles quickly towards the candlescape.
--No, no.
I steer her towards a stack of colorful blocks. She plops down on her generous baby behind and checks in with me one more time.
--Yes?
--Yes.
EEEEeeee.
--Can I put the electrical cord in my mouth?
--No.
We walk a little further. She pauses to inspect the gentle blue glow coming from our signal booster. The short blunt antennae could be tasty.
--Can I taste that?
--No, baby girl.
Drat. We move on. A plate full of river stones with a few candles nestled among them. Zora starts panting and wobbles quickly towards the candlescape.
--No, no.
I steer her towards a stack of colorful blocks. She plops down on her generous baby behind and checks in with me one more time.
--Yes?
--Yes.
EEEEeeee.
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