M finishes off the milk with a cup of chocolate milk.
"I want some more chocolate."
"Sorry babe, we're out of milk."
"I want some more chocolate."
"That's all the milk we have kiddo."
She remains patient. But insistent.
"I just want some more chocolate. In my cup." She points to her cup as if I'm simply not grasping the concept.
What's wrong with plain chocolate syrup in a cup after all?
My kid. I love her.
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