Now that’s a scary costume!

     Today my best friend cracked me up while talking about her five-year-old grandson.  Last year he went Trick or Treating dressed as a ninja.  He’ll wear the same costume this year, he’s happy with that.  However, he’s already made his costume choice for next year.  It won’t be a ninja. 

     My friend was cooking dinner for her hubby and their grandson who was spending the night with them.  Grandpa and Grandson were sitting on the living room floor playing with a new set of Leggos they’d bought him that day.  My friend was taking pleasure from listening to their conversation. 

     The conversation turned from what they were building with the Leggos to Trick or Treating.  Grandpa asked the little one what he was going to wear to go Trick or Treating.  Their grandson with no hesitation told him he was wearing last year’s costume again but he already knew what next year’s was going to be.  

     Grandpa asked, “What are you going to wear next year?”

     The five year old paused a moment and then in a serious voice answered, “Well, Grandpa.  Next year, I’m going to dress as a teenager.”

     Grandpa replied, “Now that’s a scary costume.” 

     That’s when the severe case of the giggles in the kitchen began.

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Posted on October 26, 2008, in Holidays, My blog and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.

  1. OMG that is precious!!!! Me and my daughter are a theme this year. She is a spider witch and I am a spider pixie. I hope we are hit at the costume party at her school. I love having a kid it gives me the perfect chance to act like a big kid my self.

  2. I do love five year olds. They live in that brief happy world of no censorship between what they hear and what they say. Thank you for starting the week with five year old logic.

  3. doggonedmysteries's avatar doggonedmysteries

    Sunny, I don’t have kids and I still act like a big kid!

    Elena, It is a great age, and this little guy is adorable.

  4. Embrace your inner child not enough adults do. I think the world would be a lot more peaceful if we all set aside 15 minutes or so every day just to be a kid again.

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