Me & JP, C is for Cap…

JP is our youngest grandson who turned five in September. He and his mom a40EE7779-B764-4A35-9D07-CC81CD3BC40Cnd dad lived with us while they were building their house a year ago. Though they’ve moved into their new house now, we still get to pick him up from preschool on Tuesdays and Thursdays and spend the afternoon with him. Next year he’ll be in kindergarten all day. He’s so full of fun and remarkably wise for his years!

For Blogging A to Z, I’ll be sharing some of our many conversations over the last few years.  I hope you enjoy!

JP:  Nana, we get to wear hats when we graduate this year!

Me:  I heard about that.  And gowns, too.  They’re called caps and gowns.

JP:  Nana, boys don’t wear gowns!

Me:  Oh, well, these are more like robes.  You know, wizard robes.  And the caps are kind of flat, with a tassel on the side.

JP:  What?

Me:  Well, like a string that hangs down.  I think when Elizabeth graduated from your preschool last year the caps and gowns were red cause that’s one of your school colors.  I think your school colors are red and navy blue.

JP:  No, I think the color is blue.

Me:  But you know how your uniform shirts are red or white or blue?  And then what color are the ones with the stripes?

JP:  I think they’re red and black.

Me:  Well, it might look like black, but I think they’re red and navy blue.

JP:  I think our colors are blue and white.  

Me:  Well, I know Elizabeth’s cap and gown were red.

JP:  Wait.  I think our colors are red and navy blue.

22 responses

  1. A stroke of genius telling him that they are wizard robes!

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  2. Ah bless him, nicely got to your point without admitting that he got to your point – kids are geniuses at this! Just caught up with the previous 2 conversations, he sounds lovely and indeed very funny. There used to be a “Things kids say” column in the magazine my grandma used to read, I loved those collections too.

    My blogs in the A to Z: Self discovery via travel and a separate Interactive story.

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  3. Hahaha… yes, wait until he gets there himself… then he believes you! 🙂

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    1. As with all guys, I think 😉

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  4. He was right all along!

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    1. Thank you, dear Lynn. We still have to talk about some letters, like X!

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  5. Hahaha. Pick a color, any color. Too funny 💕

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  6. Full circle. I agree with Rob, the wizard robe was genius.

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    1. Thanks! I didn’t even think he’d know what a gown was!

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  7. These stories are great! Enjoying immensely Dee!

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    1. Thank you, Meg. Have to pump him for some X stories. That might be a tough one!

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      1. Oh yeah! 😯 Is he too young for the X-men? I have no idea….

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      2. Oh, perfect, duh! We have some of the books at our house even

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      3. There you go!

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  8. As yes…..early graduations; Cookie Cum Laude!

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    1. Yes, the first of many nowadays!

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  9. So cute! I love your quick thinking to refer to the gowns as wizard robes when he protested about boys wearing gowns!

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    1. Thanks, he keeps me on my toes! I’ve worked in the school system and preschool is my favorite age group!

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