I got to know this from her school. Her version of the story goes like this....
The crow is thirsty and goes looking for water and finds some water in the pot but at the bottom...'oh oh, now what' thinks the crow...
Old story till now... and then...
The crow flies around looking for a straw and finds one and has a hearty drink and flies away happy happy....
I asked Pattu if she said that and she agreed. Who taught her to say that? - No answer.
Why did she bring the straw into the story? What about the stones?
Pattu: You should not put stones in water amma, water will become dirty...
12 comments:
When kids make these logical reasonings, it makes me feel, umm dated! Like, I heard the same story too as a child. Why didnt I get this line of thought?!
LOL..I like your pattu. This one is Brilliant!
BTW, first time commenting. Its a nice blog u have here.
wow !!! what a logic and a twist in the tale as well ! way to go , Pattu :)
TPL - So true ...dated is hoe I feel :(
Roovi - Welcome here...and Thanks *WIDE GRIN*
Lavanya - :)
Give your pattu kutti a big hug from her new patti. Brilliant thinking and to think that a 4 year old understands water pollution!unbelievable.
Good thinking skills. This story is apt for our times. Guess kids these days observe and apply their minds unlike our generation.
BTW first timer on your blog and hope to be a regular.
HHG - Oh, she'd love another paati and especially if its you :)
Asha - Welcome here! Oh yes, they observe everything... sometimes much to our discomfort ;)
Smart pattu:) and yes she does have point Uma... give her hugs from my side too
Ashes
Pins N Ashes - Welcome here and Thanks for the hugs :)
waw...thats the spirit.children are born genius and they teach many things because they lead life according to the nature so we r experiencing miracles in our lives.
children are our masters,very nice blog.
Jessynaidu,
Joy of parenting.
Jessy - Welcome here! I agree - they do teach us many things ...including Patience :D
Too good. That is the difference between a bird and a human, but at the age of 4 to say that is just too too brilliant.
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