Awww.

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Mackay and I were playing pretend this afternoon. After pretending that we were going to the store, and to the swimming pool, she decided she wanted to play "going to work."

Mackay: "OK, I'm going to work, now."

Me: "Ok, have a good day at work, Mackay."

Mackay rides her tricycle out of the family room, then leans her head back so she can see me and says, "Are you going to cry now, Mom?"

I guess she's having a bit of trouble adjusting to my recent work and travel schedule.


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