The temper tantrum she threw was standard performance art for any nine year old that couldn’t convince her father on the importance of riding a new bike the second it was assembled.
Mother nature’s mounting malfeasance was soon forgotten when a doting dad asked his little girl to put on an apron and help him create the perfect gooey-cheese pizza for two.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
Mytwosentences 
Hahaha…dad wins. 🙂
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Thank You for your comment. Much appreciated. 🙂
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How cute! I liked that dad convinced the little one otherwise.
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Thank You Anjali. I appreciate it.
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As a Dad, you have to learn these little tricks along the way. Great post, Edward, and picture too!
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I really appreciate that Dennis. Thank You.
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Don’t dads always win with their daughters like mothers do with their sons, and the vice versa never happens – blame it on Nature!
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Thank You Mike.
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My pleasure – carry on with your meaningful twosentences!
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There’s nothing more entertaining than a child in a tantrum. The sheer intensity of emotion! How sad it is that they don’t realize the value of valuing “trivial” things so much you’re prepared to scream, shout and (in my case) head-butt the floor over them! I envy the intensity of life a child has.
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I appreciate your comment. Thank You so much.
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excellent! I love it. Reminded me of those occasions with my own kids!
Cheers
Opher
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Very kind of you to say Opher. Thank You.
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Love it! So true of one of my two kiddos 🙂 A pizza in my world will need extra jalapenos to counteract Ma Nature’s belated April Fool’s dusting of snow!
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Thank You Karin. I greatly appreciate it.
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Bike tantrums, been there done that!
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Thank You Gary.
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Dad’s and their daughters…brings back beautiful memories with my dad 🙂 Still feel like daddy’s little girl. Love the photo and writing Edward!!
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I truly appreciate that Nelly. I’m very pleased it fueled fond memories for you. Wonderful you still feel that way. Thank You so very much.
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Great post 🙂 I really like how you show how special a relationship a daughter shares with her Dad. Really nice! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thank You so much. I honestly appreciate your wonderfully kind words.
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You’re most welcome!
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True story?
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It is a total fabrication drd. Thank You.
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Elation for your sprinklings of alliteration! You’ve got style!
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You are very kind. Thank You.
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So true! So wonderful!
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I honestly appreciate that. Thank You.
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Brings back memories (and a smile)! Love your posts …:)
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Thank You so very much. I truly appreciate it.
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Man, that’s a lot of snow! Are you goin’ nuts, yet?
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Haha! Thank You.
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I love your pictures. They are as beautiful as your words. Are they in real time? Is there still snow on the ground in Salem?
Since you are a reader, I wonder if you have ever read “The Blizzard” or “The Snowstorm” by Alexander Pushkin? (It would be a translation.) It’s a short story, one, for some reason, I think you might like based on your writing. Here is one available online. http://www.cadytech.com/dumas/related/snow_storm.php
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I really appreciate your thoughtfulness. Thank You so very much for your terrifically kind words.
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That’s so sweet. You have quite a talent there, my friend.
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You are very kind. Thank You.
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Smart dad. And, to the first comment, I think both Dad and Daughter win! 😉
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Thank You for your wonderful words. I honestly appreciate it.
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