
Yesterday, my youngest son exclaimed, “Mummy, it’s a new season.”
I was playing Connect 4 with him, but kinda tuning him out at the same time … I know, my bad … so I just gave a bog standard reply of “uh huh, that’s great.”
Truth be told, I wasn’t entirely sure what the little man was referring to and as he was kicking my ass at the game, my concentration was on that.
“Did you know that? Mum? It’s a nee-you season,” he said again, this time with even more emphasis on the new.
At this point, I figured he was repeating one of the trillion adverts running at the moment informing us all about a new season of this television program or that television program, so I said,”yes, son isn’t it great?”
Because mummy he loves the music and dancing, I have been known on occasion to let him stay up and watch Glee so I asked him if he was excited about the new season and did he want to watch it with mummy.
He gave me one heck of a puzzled look and said, “no silly mummy. It’s a nee-you season. Called autumn.”
My eyes widened a little as he continued with, “you know, when all the leaves fall off the trees.”
Penny.
Dropped.
“Oh,” was all I could get out.
I guess that told me to pay better attention to my smart, beautiful, little boy. They grow up.
Way.
Too.
Fast.
Don’t they?
So, yeah … happy Fall y’all.
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Very nice. It’s cool how kids can share some wisdom when we least expect it.