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Lupe is 5 years old, she was having dinner at her grandparents' house and there was ratatouille with eggs, which she doesn't like at all. She did not want to eat it but her father insists that she has to eat it: "the things that you do not like must also be eaten." In the end, she reluctantly eats it and when she finishes, her grandmother tells her: "Lupe, you dinner very well so tomorrow I'm going to make you whatever you want to eat, what do you want, chips?", To which Lupe responds: "No grandma, I want you to do something my father doesn't like!"
Pablo came home from class one day and, very happy, he said to his mother: "Mom, I know what balls are called; they told me at school! They are called tentacles!"
Mario estaba hablando un día con su madre sobre lo que quería ser de mayor. Su madre le preguntó: «¿Cómo te gustaría trabajar: de pie, como tu tío Javi, o sentado, como Jordi?». Mario, viendo a su abuelo en el sofá, dijo: «Tumbado, como el yayo».
Un día Ana le dijo a su madre: «Mamá, mamá, me han enseñado en el colegio que Dios hizo el mundo en siete días: el primer día hizo la luz, el segundo el cielo...». Así fue relatando hasta el final. Cuando terminó, puso cara de asombro y dijo: «Anda, ¿y qué día hizo los semáforos?».
Daniel es un niño muy travieso y no para. Un día comenzó a subir la escalera y su madre, ya cansada de pedirle que se estuviera quieto, le dio un azote en el culo. El niño se volvió muy serio y le dijo: «Si no se debe pegar a los niños, menos a los hijos».
Daniela le preguntó a su tía: «¿Dios está en las nubes?». Su tía le contestó: «Sí, claro. Dios está en las nubes».Acto seguido le preguntó la niña: «¿Y cuándo va a bajar a conocerme?».
While traveling, José asked his father: "Dad, where am I going to die?" His father replied: "We don't know that, but why do you ask?" And the boy replied: "Never to go."
Lucía estaba jugando sin descanso con sus tíos. Uno de ellos, ya exhausto en el sofá, le preguntó (conversación en andalú): «Lú, ¿no quiereh un Valium?». Ella se giró y le respondió: «Mejó un sumito» (Mejor un zumito).
La claridad en la ciencia es necesaria; pero en la literatura, no. Ver con claridad es filosofía. Ver claro en el misterio es literatura. Eso hicieron Shakespeare, Cervantes, Dickens, Dostoiewski...
(Pío Baroja)
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