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The other day I was waiting at a bus top, eating some fruit out of a Tupperware container, when suddenly a little girl, about two, hauled herself into my lap and started stealing my strawberries. A minute later her grandma came into view and we sat for a minute, eating my berries, until the little girl got bored and decided that running around the bus stop would be more fun. She and her grandma tore around near the busy intersection for a good five minutes till their bus came.
It was hilarious because the whole time the grandma chased after, she screamed the girl's name - Serenity. It was hard not to laugh as the older lady motored after the cackling toddler, shrieking "SERENITY NOOOO!! SERENITYYYYYY!! NOOOOO!"
She had an older brother - I didn't get a chance to ask what his name was.
It was hilarious because the whole time the grandma chased after, she screamed the girl's name - Serenity. It was hard not to laugh as the older lady motored after the cackling toddler, shrieking "SERENITY NOOOO!! SERENITYYYYYY!! NOOOOO!"
She had an older brother - I didn't get a chance to ask what his name was.
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Your real life experience closely resembles a joke I posted here not long ago. "Serenity, you're driving me crazy!" along with "Charity, you give that back!", "Chase, you come back here!", and "Justice, that is so not fair!"
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Lmao. That's the major problem with word-names, isn't it? The child will almost invariably fail to live up to the meaning.
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