Sep 24
Little Words Posted by Flirty


My niece is currently staying with me, which is a bit of a culture shock. While getting her dressed this morning we had the following interesting conversation:

“You’re shirt is really pretty aunty flirty” - niece

“Thanks honey - you have very good taste” - me

“Can I have it when you’re dead?” - niece

Apparently kids go through a phase where they love to talk about death. Well that’s what my sister claims - I have my doubts.

“Well I think it will be too small for you as you’re going to be big and tall like you’re daddy.” me

She’s practically my height at the moment. Boy do I regret not drinking milk as a child now.

“Don’t worry” she said while giving me a BIG hug, “Jesus loves small people too”

Death and religion all before 8am - from a five year old.



17 Responses

  1. conortje NETHERLANDS Says:

    She has the right attitude - get in there early and mark your territory :-)

  2. speccy UNITED KINGDOM Says:

    My daughter was very concerned about my death- ‘because daddy can’t put my bunches in properly’. Glad to know I have a role.

  3. Townygirl IRELAND Says:

    lol. love it. my friends 5 year old is always asking me questions, her favouraite at the moment is “is your dad still dead.” sooo tempted to say no hehehe

  4. Nick UNITED KINGDOM Says:

    “Can I have it when you’re dead?” Good grief, when does she think you’re going to die? Does she think you’ll expire from old age tomorrow morning?

  5. Belle AUSTRALIA Says:

    My little sister did the same thing when she was younger - shes 16 years younger then me, and loves all my clothes and I get asked, ‘can i inherit them?’
    I say - you know I have to die for you to inherit them?
    Well can I have them when you grow out of them?
    Not doing much growing now sunshine, unless its out!

    She also when she was about four got a very coy look in her eyes and asked my gran could she have all her teddies ‘when she died’.

    Lol.
    Im almost certain they dont understand…but sometimes…

    Haha.

  6. Lottie IRELAND Says:

    lol. So cute.

  7. Vicki IRELAND Says:

    From the mouth’s of babes eh - thats made me laugh out loud here!!

  8. Primal Sneeze IRELAND Says:

    Hugs are always BIG with kids aren’t they.

  9. Caro ITALY Says:

    Apparently kids go through a phase where they love to talk about death.

    I think it’s more that kids go through a phase when they want other people’s stuff and realise that if you’re dead you won’t need it any more.

    Very practical when you think about it.

  10. tina IRELAND Says:

    lol. very sweet :)

  11. Epona IRELAND Says:

    Flirty are you still alive, or is your niece already wearing your shirt?

  12. Gray Wright IRELAND Says:

    In children veritas Miss Flirty, in children veritas.

  13. Paschal IRELAND Says:

    She’s a bit mixed up about this bit too

    >Jesus loves small people too

    It ain’t true. Otherwise he wouldn’t have made them small, right?

  14. Emer UNITED KINGDOM Says:

    I love how kids have no concept of scale when it comes to ‘old people.’ I used to do schools tours at my university and one=ce i had a group who tried to guess my age. They were shouting 40, 56, 35. Which for a 21year old girl id like being punched by 15 tiny fists.

  15. Cathyfly IRELAND Says:

    where’s Flirty? We are starved of gossip!

  16. Nick UNITED KINGDOM Says:

    Yes, where’s Flirty gone? Maybe she’s gone into hiding after her impertinent niece was involved in an unfortunate ‘accident’.

    And why is there a bit chopped off the side of the page?

  17. Salubri IRELAND Says:

    We need our flirtyfix! Come back to us!

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