Grandma Sonja's Stuff: The Sea Shells

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

The Sea Shells

Logan and Tyson had a second dinner at our house tonight. I had made spagetti but used some shell macaroni instead. Logan asked what they were. I just said they were shells. He was sooo surprised. "Are they real?" I thought I would play along and said, "Yes, they are real".
Logan replied, "Oh, I see, you cook 'em real good and then they aren't hard anymore." "That's right," I answered.

Logan looked at me thoughtfully and asked, "But can you still hear the ocean?"

I had no answer...

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