Girl's Happy, Inspirational Answers To Writing Exercise Make Mom Proud (PHOTO)

Remember "Daily Affirmation Jessica?" Well, this little girl might just be her soul sister.

Reddit user caffeinesleep posted an image of her daughter's adorable writing exercise, saying she couldn't be more proud of the 8-year-old's answers.

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After careful examination of the assignment, it's clear mom's feelings are spot on.

The child not only marked that she felt happy about school, reading and learning new things, but she also chose to eliminate the option of feeling any other way by adding a big blue "X" across the mediocre and sad faces. Now that's positive thinking!

And while some kids dream of becoming a veterinarian or an astronaut, this girl is embracing her childhood by setting her sights on some slightly more original goals: "I wish I could fly and make the biggest burp," she writes.

You go, girl.

Need more proof that kids say the dardnest things? Check out this girl's sassy message to mom and dad.

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Comments

[noreenarshad]

01:20 PM on 05/30/2012

I find it disturbing that not liking "boy things" is being overlooked. But then again,who wants a little tomboy? *This comment is to be regarded in satirical nature.*

[rawkstar4179]

09:02 PM on 11/27/2012

Define "boy things". I grew up as a tomboy, yet I still didn't like snakes, bugs, insects, frogs, or mud. But I had Micro Machines and Transformers and watched He-Man and Thundercats and Voltron. I didn't consider the things I played with to be "boy things" ... only the things I didn't like.

[carmenalex]

10:56 AM on 05/21/2012

Love this little girl! I too dislike dead frogs and slime.

[luvmymuttz]

03:12 AM on 05/21/2012

thats super cute! im starting to wonder if my husbands goal as a child was smelliest farts...

[Mary Hannigan]

02:25 PM on 05/20/2012

My boy Jamie is a pretty good burper! But alas, he can't fly.

[Fran Jaime]

03:48 PM on 05/20/2012

In his dreams, he can! Kudos to you for enjoying Jamie's burps!

[Moarku]

10:56 AM on 05/20/2012

Good at panceing? I don't want my pance pulled down. Kid's a bully!

[lyra0613]

11:47 PM on 05/20/2012

Pretty sure that she was writing "good at dancing".

[Brianna Cole]

02:20 AM on 05/21/2012

Babe, don't feed them. It just encourages the behavior...

[Granny Love]

10:36 AM on 05/20/2012

You are in the Parent's section of Huffington Post...this is a post about a daughters school project and a proud Mother. What did you expect?

If you expected World News, go to the World News Section. Sheesh... I guess the Huffington should have a navigation page for dummies..some of you are ridiculous!

[hylandhouse850]

09:54 AM on 05/20/2012

This is news?

[A-Voice-of-reason]

12:46 PM on 05/20/2012

Go back to the front page please, you are not offering anything substantial to say here.

[Chrismoo3]

08:23 AM on 05/20/2012

Look at the printing and spelling of this 8 year old. It's exceptional. She's got her ideas and the basics of her life figured out. Good for her.

[A-Voice-of-reason]

12:47 PM on 05/20/2012

"Look at the printing and spelling of this 8 year old. It's exceptional."

I hope you are wrong because my writing and spelling were like that when I was 5 or 6..

[Chrismoo3]

09:09 PM on 05/20/2012

A-Voice, for the past two years I was a substitute teacher at 3 different school districts in the Dallas, TX area. What I saw of the writings of 8 year olds here, this girl has them beat hands-down. Thanks for the comment.

[irrenmann]

05:32 AM on 05/20/2012

Reddit reposts, huh? So it's come to this.

[Kerry Cook]

07:34 AM on 05/20/2012

you're expecting originality from the HuffPo?

[Chrismoo3]

08:18 AM on 05/20/2012

LOL F & F

[Moarku]

10:55 AM on 05/20/2012

Stealing lines from XKCD? So, it has come to this.