Scientists claim they're discovered particles that travel faster than the speed of light, potentially upending Einstein's theory of relativity.
They never studied the emotional cores of three-year-old preschooler and her one-year-old sister.
The rapid incremental changes our girls have gone through in their little lifespans is mind boggling.
One life-change "particular" in a vacuum doesn't attract much attention, but in combination with a gazillion more zooming B-trinos, it's pretty astounding.
Beatrice just turned three this week, and in the past two weeks alone of going to preschool her language has exploded and her ability to understand direction and structure is coming along nicely. Wish we could say that about her potty training, but at least potty time at school is helping. Hey, we embrace the child-centered method. Back off.
However, her emotional outbursts and meltdowns have erupted like the thorns of a beautiful buganvilla. Terrible 2's? How about the thorny 3's?
Yes, I just made that up. No need to shake your head and sigh.
So Mama and I have a hypothesis, that the B-hive is faster than the speed of light. We're early in our testing, but if our preliminary results have shown anything, they've shed the slower, more reflective light on our girls and girl power.
And speaking of the slower light, you'd think a three-year-old isn't capable of reflecting on her own young life to date, but then again, we wonder...
Happy Birthday Beatrice. It's only just begun.
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