Every night we spend some one on one time with each child before bed. Last week while Daddy was snuggling with Annie - in her bed, in the dark - she asked Daddy to play Rock, Paper, Scissors with her. Daddy saw this as an opportunity to play a trick on Annie since she couldn't see his hands. He told her he would play the game on one condition: that she had to reveal what she had played before he would tell her what he had played.
First round went something like this -
Together: "Rock, Paper, Scissors, Shoot!"
Daddy: "Annie, what did you play?"
Annie: "Scissors"
Daddy: "Oh, I win. I had rock."
Round Two:
Annie: "Rock"
Daddy: "Paper"
Round Three:
Annie: "Paper"
Daddy: "Scissors"
Annie: "Ugh! Daddy you keep winning!"
Round Four:
Annie: "Scissors"
Daddy: "Rock"
Daddy: "Annie, why do you think I keep winning?"
Annie: "You must be really good at this game."
Jeremy and I had a good laugh. They played at least seven rounds. Annie even tried beating Daddy by playing the same element three times in a row. But Daddy came out on top every time and Annie couldn't figure out why. Next time Mommy will suggest a flashlight.
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