Scorned Little Girl Writes Adorable Letter To Father (PICTURE)

You do not cross a child who wants to go the beach. Beach time is beach time. So don't you forget it. Oh, you wanted to watch a football game instead? Try enjoying yourself while burning your child's feelings. (via Passive Aggressive Notes)

Comments

[momstudent]

09:49 PM on 05/12/2010

Proof...Axis 2 personalities begin in childhood...many people in mental health do not believe they can...see it almost every day at work...scary...

[Politixxx]

07:04 AM on 05/11/2010

Comical...children...they are about as honest as they can get... this is probably a perfect picture into the lives of the parents...

[proudem]

12:29 AM on 05/11/2010

Is this from Ann Coulter's childhood? Or maybe the title of her next book?

[Madbunny]

10:47 PM on 05/10/2010

Obviously she wants him to pop in a surfing video or something.
Geez.

[oneseagreen]

12:45 PM on 05/10/2010

a child dictating to the parent what should or shouldn't be done? she's 'warning' them? that kid needs to be put in her place.

[Ghost Dance 2010]

02:00 PM on 05/10/2010

She's obviously parroting her parent's behavior.

I hope you don't have kids.

[Political Avatar]

07:09 PM on 05/10/2010

From what I can ascertain, the father ditched a commitment to go to the beach to watch the game, and then when he got this card thought it was funny enough to put on the web for all to see...

And this is the guy your defending? Yeah....

[oneseagreen]

07:56 PM on 05/12/2010

come on. that 'warning' thing is creepy.

[Sardonica]

09:24 PM on 04/30/2010

What a scary child she must be.

[wietogger]

04:31 PM on 04/30/2010

WOW.

[mariusvinchi]

01:31 PM on 04/30/2010

Sleep with one eye open....or you might wake up planted in nature...

[rickthaluddite]

12:39 PM on 04/30/2010

CSN-- Teach Your Children
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6pphVs8bF0

[codenamepapa]

11:38 AM on 04/30/2010

I hope that the parent responds properly to this kid's hurt feelings - the kid probably (clearly did) get their hopes up about a trip to the beach, and the parent decides to be a lazy a** and sit on a sofa? I'd have my feelings hurt, too!

How else should the kid express their feelings? I'd say a note (asking *sternly*) that the parent not break a promise to watch TV again is a good way for them to communicate, right?

[mjcarrasquillo]

10:49 AM on 04/30/2010

Oh I can see my daughter doing this in a few years...replace Television with Computer.

[angrymanspokane]

10:32 AM on 04/30/2010

Chuckie? Chuckie?

[tenndemo]

08:20 AM on 04/30/2010

Karl Rove's little girl?

[GrownupStewie]

03:18 AM on 04/30/2010

..sounds a little Menendez-y to me....

[NinaMosley]

10:44 PM on 04/30/2010

So wrong but soooooo right.

[KT8711]

01:00 AM on 04/30/2010

So glad the Internet wasn't around when I wrote vaguely threatening and pretentious notes to my parents!