Monday afternoon, I needed to change the Terbutaline pump site in my tummy. Lauren and her little friend were playing behind the sofa. I discreetly set up the supplies. Lauren popped up, saw what I was doing and said, “Want to watch my mom?” Both girls excitedly ran over, ready for the show. Lauren said, “I am going to sit right here so I can see!” Little friend said, “I am going to stand so that I have a good view!”
In all the hub-bub, I forgot to take the sticky tape part off that attaches to the needle with the catheter inside. So, I stuck the needle in my tummy and then realized I was going to have to start all over. Shoot! I pulled the needle back out and both girls yelled, “Yay, she gets to do it again!”
I can only imagine what little friend told her mom when she got home.
A little later, the girls were back behind the sofa playing. Little friend said, “Lauren, I wish I was allergic to peanuts so that I could sit with you at the peanut-free table at school.” Lauren said, “I wish you were too!”
Five year olds are cute! 
Be cautious! There is no secret with five year olds. They are so pure, and their love is so true.
How cute! It’s so funny that children have a whole different view of things. My grand-daughter has to be gluten free and so she sits at a gluten free table and it’s like the best thing that could ever have happened. She feel so special.
Aunt Sharon, I was so worried that Lauren would be upset about sitting at the peanut-free table. Turns out, she loves it! The first day of school I asked her about the table and she said, “I’m glad I sit there. The other tables are crazy loud!” She sits with two little boys and we get to hear all about their antics!
How cute! Thanks for sharing as it gave me a much needed smile today!
Big, fat, smile on my face.
Too cute!
Perfect! They are so perfect. I want that same vision. Pure and God-like.