January

8

2012

Some Recent Quotes By Ella

Filed under: Stuff Ella Says

Ella is 7 now, and for some reason I figured that seven would be the end of what I as her mother regard as her verbal brilliance (biased much there, Mama?). But in the past month she’s been on another roll, so I’m continuing to write down the stuff she says.

Here are a few recent quotes, courtesy of Ella.

“We’re going to be visited by Bob Marley, the Ghost of Christmas Past.”

“So who is this girl Liberty and why did she get a statue made of herself?”

“Do you ever imagine that we are the dream being dreamed, and when we go to sleep, it’s someone else’s morning-time?”

“Look Mommy, a croissant moon!”

“Is it possible to make a copy of myself?”

“I can see The Man In the Moon, and it looks like he had a really hard day.”

And finally, here’s a fresh one from this morning – this was one of the first things she said:

“I love you. Just wanted to get that off my lips first thing.”

 

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  1. Love this – it’s like she’s in my classroom all over again! Thanks for sharing.
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    • Told her you said that, and oh the look of pride on her face!
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  2. I love the Man in the Moon sentiment. He does look really weary some nights. Keep writing them down.
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    • Thanks Jaime. I’m not gonna close Ella’s book yet! (-:
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  3. Those are all great….but that last one is heart-meltingly sweet.
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  4. Aw, Ella!!! She’s so wise. And sweet.
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  5. My granddaughter who just turned four was showing me a picture she brought home from her “school” of a big curled up polar bear. I said “Oh, and he’s sleeping.” Correcting me, she said “no, my teacher said he’s bentilating!” It took me just a moment to realize she meant “hibernating”. It was one of those cute moments, for sure!

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  6. You girls are so perfect. Ella cracks me up. There is a Pullitzer with her name on it.
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    • If *she* ever gets a Pulitzer I should by default get one too for writing them all down! (-:
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  7. Such a deep thinker, that Ella!
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  8. There used to be a marvelous street circus in New York called Circus Amok, whose ringleader was a woman with a beard, Jennifer Miller. They did an act with the “libiddy sistahs:” “sybil libbidy, statuah libbidy, and the youngest, libbidy belle.” Then they’d juggle, tell bawdy political jokes, and do fabulous tumbling, sometimes all at once. Ella would love them. So would you.
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    • Oh that sounds so NY – it would be right up Ella’s alley only knowing her she would spend the whole performance wondering “why that woman has a beard” and feeling sorry for her so she’s miss the whole Libidy thing. (-:
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  9. She’s absolutely right! some nights it it does look like a tired croissant! brilliant. and the last one: I melt.
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    • Oh that’s an eye-opener, I thought it was a play on “crescent” but you’re right – she probably thinks it looks like a croissant and got the word wrong! (-:
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  10. I do love those croissant moons! :)
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  11. Amazing how she thought of #3. Reminds me of a philosopher Chuang Tzu ““I dreamed I was a butterfly, flitting around in the sky; then I awoke. Now I wonder: Am I a man who dreamt of being a butterfly, or am I a butterfly dreaming that I am a man?”

    Deep, sensitive, loving, amazing Ella. Great job Mom! :)
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  12. All children should be made to write books before they turn ten, and forget how.
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    • Now a day’s children has executing there hidden talent’s on a younger age, It’s a big sign to continue enhancing there skill’s.

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  13. Most of us were a kind of shock of the advancement reaction’s of our children, Sometime’s there doing something that we never expect. It’s nice to had a children like these.

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  14. Lovely girl. Her quotes are quiet interesting, at the early age she thinks like this?! Oh my, she’s truly one of a kind child.

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