my smart little piglet

Snippets on my daughter as I came home from work tonight..

- because she suddenly woke up when I arrived at 2am tonight, her energy is up that she is trying to make up all the alibis in the world just so i can spare her from bedtime and let her play till she falls asleep again.
Lizzie: mama, i want to make wiwi..
Me: but you have diapers, nene..
Lizzie: eh ill make uu
Me: you can't make uu at 3 in the morning sweetie? (of course, she can but i'm just too lazy to bring her to the washroom - and besides, i know she's not that serious anyways)
Lizzie: i want good water (good water is her water. bad water is anything else that's not hers). the one from the ref, i get mama..
Me: Alyssa, you are making up a lot of excuses na. can you please lie down already?
Lizzie: not alyssa mama. just lizzie.
LOL!

- since she woke up when i arrived, the first thing that she asked was where her yakult is? darn, i forgot that the reason i gave her when i left this afternoon was i had to buy her yakult since we ran out of stock in the fridge. MORAL OF THE STORY: never make up stories to kids. they remember. and never ever break promises. they don't live on broken promises, i tell you.

She will be turning two and a half in 15 days. Yet, I am having second thoughts of sending her to school already. My husband and I realized that we might be rushing her into something she is not yet prepared for. And because she is the most impatient little girl in the world, she might just grow tired of it, quit summer school and never want to come back. We have 2 more weeks to decide on whether or not we will send her to school this summer. Decisions. Decisions. Pressure. Pressure. Grown up problems this time. Heynakow.