When Luke wants something, he turns to logic. He thinks of past cases when he has been able to come out on the winning end and he tries to apply similar arguments. He cites factoids and looks for loopholes. He's like a pint-sized attorney.
When Weston wants something, he does this:
-But Mama, it's so soooofffftttt. It's so niiiiiiiiiice. I liiiiiiiiiike it.
-Mama, I looooooove it so muuuuuuuuch!
-But I really, really waaaaaaaaant it.
-Pleeeeeeaaaaaaase?
-I love this toy AND I love YOU, Mama! You are my favorite! Now can I have it?
And to top it all off, he offers his most charming grin and tilts his head and looks all angelic. How do kids come up with this kind of stuff?!
When Weston wants something, he does this:
-But Mama, it's so soooofffftttt. It's so niiiiiiiiiice. I liiiiiiiiiike it.
-Mama, I looooooove it so muuuuuuuuch!
-But I really, really waaaaaaaaant it.
-Pleeeeeeaaaaaaase?
-I love this toy AND I love YOU, Mama! You are my favorite! Now can I have it?
And to top it all off, he offers his most charming grin and tilts his head and looks all angelic. How do kids come up with this kind of stuff?!
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