Comments by "Hanna Cook" (@hannacook859) on "TED"
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If someone asks me if they are fat and they are,.I hereby declare that I WILL LIE.
I will start with trying to say how lovely their eyes are (or anything else that is not fat) and if that doesn't get me off the hock and they keep at it, I absolutely intended to tell them they are not fat.
Sue me.
Not planning to be honest about that.
I will try to get out of the subject first, maybe pretend to see a squirrel (yet another lie) just to not have to lie to their face.
Oh, and another honest thing about lying, I tell my 4 year old that if she doesn't brush her teeth, she will not be able to whistle. I don't lie to her about things that are serious, I do keep a lot from her (she is 4, some things need more maturity) but yeah, I tell her that she needs to brush her teeth so she can whistle and that Santa is real (I hope she doesn't actually believe that, I don't want her to be ok with Intruders)
I will never knowingly lie to her about anything that is serious (look, she was not brushing her teeth properly and I was desperate and nothing else worked) but I plan to use the whistle thing until she is used to brushing well.
Oh, and yesterday when she put a popcorn seed under her pillow, when she said a fairy will come to give her a gift for it (she has a friend that lost a tooth) I did tell her it is not how it works, but then tell her she can try because she looked so disappointed and I wanted to encourage creativity (and because I was starting to loss my ability not to smile and it might hurt her sweet feelings)
So I let her put a popcorn seed under her pillow and experiment with a fairy who I know will not come (there are just too many popcorn seeds and mummy is not made of money)
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