We were on our way to the kindergarten. It was raining
lightly and we decided to walk instead of bike. Our little routine under these
circumstances is that I carry Daivik on my shoulders and he holds the umbrella for
both of us. We walked silently for a while but I started to hurry up a bit as
the rain was intensifying and my shoulders were beginning to complain. Suddenly
Daivik's legs, dangling near my chests, started dancing and I could feel him
swaying sideways as he started singing rather loudly.
It's raining, it's raining
the earth is getting wet
The little song had a nice ryhme to it. It's contextual spontaneity made me forget the shoulders. After some minutes I noticed that he was making it up his own lines while remaining faithful to the tune
My rubber boots are wet
That yellow flower is wet
At this point we were crossing a park and a little mouse scurried past. I thought of pointing it out to him but did not want to interrupt his flow. He noticed it too, called me by a sign, pointed the mouse and without breaking the rhythm continued
It's raining, it's raining
the earth is getting wet
The little song had a nice ryhme to it. It's contextual spontaneity made me forget the shoulders. After some minutes I noticed that he was making it up his own lines while remaining faithful to the tune
My rubber boots are wet
That yellow flower is wet
At this point we were crossing a park and a little mouse scurried past. I thought of pointing it out to him but did not want to interrupt his flow. He noticed it too, called me by a sign, pointed the mouse and without breaking the rhythm continued
That little mouse is wet
We reached the kindergarten, the song continued
Our kindergarten wet
The trampoline is wet
Andy is getting wet
The tune was catchy and the rain persistant. I ended up adding my own lines and humming it all day !
Hey :) Got introduced to your blog by Mansi...and I must say that I absolutely love the idea of the beautiful bits and pieces you write about Daivik.. it's so much fun to read about the incidents...simple and sweet. Of course, the way you put it across is simply great. Love it :)
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