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Tales from Dusty Mouldings (told by Robin, age 3), No 5: Dad likes chocolate
Dad likes to eat chocolate.
He buys it from the shop.
He keeps it in a cupboard in the kitchen.
Robin knows which cupboard it is in.
It is in a high cupboard but that is OK because Robin can climb up on a chair.
When he is on the chair Robin can climb up onto the table.
When he is on the table Robin can reach the cupboard.
Sometimes the cupboard door is locked but that is OK too because Robin knows how to take the lock off.
The chocolate is wrapped but that is OK.
Robin can take the wrapper off.
He knows which drawer the scissors are in.
He does not climb to reach the drawer.
He stands on the floor and reaches up.
The scissors are big and sharp and they can cut through the wrapper.
Then Robin can eat the chocolate.
Robin likes chocolate a lot.
Dad likes to eat chocolate. He buys it from the shop. He keeps it in a cupboard in the kitchen. Robin knows which cupboard it is in. It is in a high cupboard but that is OK because Robin can climb up on a chair. When he is on the chair Robin can climb up onto the table. When he is on the table Robin can reach the cupboard. Sometimes the cupboard door is locked but that is OK too because Robin knows how to take the lock off.
The chocolate is wrapped but that is OK. Robin can take the wrapper off. He knows which drawer the scissors are in. He does not climb to reach the drawer. He stands on the floor and reaches up. The scissors are big and sharp and they can cut through the wrapper. Then Robin can eat the chocolate. Robin likes chocolate a lot.
