“Jackson’s Bad Choice” by Kristen Petry
Yawning, seven-year old Jackson woke up from his nap; smiling, stretching and luxuriating in his sick day.
Yawning, seven-year old Jackson woke up from his nap; smiling, stretching and luxuriating in his sick day.
“Kids, it’s been awhile. Should we try to poop in the potty?!”
“NO!!!!!!”
The witch had seen this same look in a mother’s eye before when such a request was made.
There was an odd quietness in the house, a stillness I could only describe as beautiful.
You’re supposed to be the littlest. You were yesterday.
I have a five-year-old. She’s fierce and stubborn. She’s sweet and empathetic.
Granted, my three year old daughter looks adorable in Afro-Puffs.
The coyote pups have got bold, come right beside the porch near sundown. Gives me someone to talk to, I suppose.