So, every night when it's time to get Annicka into bed we brush her teeth and then she tells whoever didn't brush her teeth that it's "time for prayers"! As we go into her room she shuts the door on us and we pretend to bonk our heads. She thinks it's HILARIOUS. We've been doing this for at least six months (I'm sure it's closer to a year) and she still isn't tired of it. Anyway, it's about this time that she starts to get all fired up and crazy. (Maybe we should stop bonking our heads. But really, who can resist getting that laugh that almost sounds like a cry out of her?) She starts bouncing on her bed and running around the room and it always takes a little while to get her calmed down enough to kneel down for prayers. Well, tonight we were trying to get her to come and kneel down with the usual, "Okay, Annie, it's time for prayers. Please, come kneel down." She was jumping on her bed at the time. "Annicka, please, stop jumping." Then she replies with, "Mommy, five more seconds," while she is holding up her hand with those five fingers spread as wide as they can go. Scott and I couldn't help ourselves. Writing it down it doesn't seem quite so funny as when it happened. Maybe it's just that when ever she keeps asking for something and I don't get it right then she starts whining and I say, "Annie, give me five more seconds." I usually add, "Please, be patient." But maybe she just doesn't hear that part.