Kids are......

Hello All,
        You know many of you who choose to read these very entries have at one time or another have been little or small in every way possible. I will admit that I love to talk about a certain part of my own childhood mainly because I love to remember my younger self so much because I think it will help me be ready for when I'm ready to have an offspring of my own, not that I'm planning on that at any time real soon. Yet what it is I'm waiting to talk about today is how children of any age really go and slap us older adults across the face with something called humor. I just want everyone to know as I am writing these very words I'm try so hard but finding it completely impossible to hold back from laughing at all.
           So it was about two thirtyish almost and whole hour before I was leaving from work at Albertsons. I was busy taking a bad set of plastic bags that had cuts in them so they couldn't be used at all to our plastic recycle area at the front of the store across from the front entrance. When a young mom and her five year old (I'm guessing at the age part really I am?) little blonde hair baby girl came into the store, and I had said "Hello" to each of them and the precious pretty little princess let out before any words of any kind a huge for her anyway belch that had me taken aback. Especially since she was kind of happy to of gotten rid of it with a small laugh and smile as her mom put her into a cart to go shopping for groceries the mother told me, "She has very often pulled other funny moments of unexpected fun around family even, and she loves to make everyone smile from her given occurrences' when they do happen to come out of the no where moments of life." As they left go about their trip at the store I just had a huge inner smile on my whole soul that made that last just fly by. Most people don't know that it's because of wanting to help any costumer and their kids have nice experience is why I LOVE my career more than the money part of being rewarded. It is all keeping the costumer leaving with a good thought about your day that makes me so very happy to know that I care about them as a good friend even if I don't always know their first name, I do care about their tomorrows as much as they care about me.