Sana's Sweetness

Tonight, as we were reading a story, one of the story page happened to have a picture of this little character of the book holding a dandelion. So Sana started the game of "I wish". We took turns to do that. There were a few rounds that I need to remember.

S: I wish I wish, Mommy can be sleeping beauty.
M: I wish I wish, Sana can be (she whispered in my ear right the moment hinting that in return of that sleeping beauty she gave me, I should give her the chance of being Cinderella) Cinderella.

That made her happy. Me too, I guess as that might mean that before she finds her prince, she will be taking care of the housework for me. To make it brighter than the real Cinderella's life, I will treat her better than Cinderella's stepmother "really" did in the tale.

S: I wish I wish, mommy can be princess Santa Claus.
S: I wish I wish, Sana can be ballerina.

Noting the game was getting too long and wanting to end it soon, I said:
I wish I wish, Sana will get up early tomorrow.
S: I wish I wish, I will get up not early tomorrow.

We finally finished the story and she went to bed and I went to brush my teeth. She called me to her bed and told me: mommy, I am so happy that you are in my life.

So sweet.

Applying the Formula

"Sana, you are the best thing in my life!" I told her.
"I am!" She happily confirmed it.

Last Friday, I decided to check if Sana really understood what I was talking about when I said that she was the best thing in my life. So I asked her, "Sana, you are the best thing in my life. What is the best thing in your life?" "Daddy and you, mommy."

"Then what is the best thing in daddy's life?"
"Mommy and me!"

Formula successfully applied, I would say. :D