We were driving home in the car yesterday and I asked the kids what song they wanted to sing. They were all tired, and thus easily irritated, so I thought singing might loosen them up a little.
I asked Chance first what he wanted to sing. He informed me that he did not want to sing. So, I asked Chance's sister what she wanted to sing. She did not want to sing either, so I started to sing 99 Bottles of Rootbeer on the Wall.
Chance didn't want me to sing a song that he didn't know. So I asked him again what he wanted to sing. He was sulking, so I asked his sister what she wanted to sing. She chose a song and we started to sing.
It turns out, that Chance was just getting ready to sing at this point and wanted to be the one to choose the song since I had asked him first.
So, to show us his displeasure, he took his implants off and told us that he could not hear us.
Well, for rude.
This of course meant that I could not talk to Chance either since he would not hear me. So I could not tell him to choose a song when we were done and I was driving so I could not do anything to get his attention.
It only took a few minutes before Chance put his implants on by his own accord. He didn't like not being able to hear. This is a good thing.
I did not make a big deal about Chance taking his implants off either because I do not want this to be something that he starts doing when he does not want to hear me:)
2 comments:
LOL!! I'm sorry I had to laugh at this. I use to turn my hearing aids off all the time when I did not want to hear something and my father use to get so upset! :)
Same here, Abbie. Just goes to show you that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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