A Cinderella Story – Or Rather a Mozzarella Story
You all have heard me talk about my children before. It’s safe to say I’m one proud momma. My kids mean everything to me, and I take great pride in their accomplishments.
One thing that makes me extremely happy is that my daughter is as creative as me, if not more so. She can draw extremely well, and I’ve been told if it keeps up she will find herself in Art Excel one day. In addition, she’s also quite the storyteller and has been for years, since she was two, in fact. I have many cherished memories inside of my head of various stories she’s made up. I’ll never forget them.
Yesterday I was going through some of her school papers from this past school year and came across an assignment of hers that had me roaring with laughter. And you’re about to see why because I’ve taken the time to type it up exactly as she has it written.
The assignment was to write a Cinderella story. Beyond that, what it included was entirely up to each child. My Mini Me definitely used her creative muscle.
Enjoy!
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One day long ago there lived a piece of Mozzarella Cheese and 4 mean sisters. The sisters were pieces of Blue Cheese and it made them smell bad. On hot days they melted drops of blue cheese and they made Mozzarella Cheese clean up their melted blue cheese drops.
One day in the summer there was a dance at their school. So Mozzarella’s sisters asked their mother if they could could and they couldn’t. They got told if they did go they had to do all the dishes.
At 9:00 they snuck out to go. The Mozzarella Cheese got dressed to go when her sisters left to the dance.
At the dance the Mozzarella Cheese met a Marshmallow Prince and at 12:45 the Mozzarella Cheese was eating a golden cracker that the Marshmallow Prince gave her. Then she realized it was 12:45 and her and her mean sisters ran home because their mother would go in their room to check on them.
On the way Mozzarella dropped the golden cracker. The Marshmallow Prince found the golden cracker and left to see whose spit was the same. He found the Mozzarella Cheese and her spit was the same so they got married and lived happily ever after….as usual.
– By Mikala Ireland
River Jordan says:
My goodness, she is just too cute and creative just like you Nicole! Loved this completely! Smiles and laughter throughout.
Nikki says:
I have no idea where she came up with the ideas she did. It just cracks me up.
Allie Burke says:
Nikki, that was hilarious. OMG. My stomach hurts. Ouch.
LOL. Oh, off to read again…
Angel Haze says:
HA! What a story. And what a surprise ending. I didn’t see that one coming!
You’re daughter’s a cutie. 🙂
Nikki says:
LOL! Thanks, Allie. That’s Mikala at her finest.
Nikki says:
Yes, she’s quite the cutie. I should really dig up her other stories because they are hysterical.
Marc Vun Kannon says:
My son did something like that in first grade. In first grade he wrote a story, about a paragraph long, about Godzilla visiting an undersea crystal kingdom and having lunch with the king.
He grew up watching me write and only needed the tools handed to him in order to go and do the same.
Nikki says:
Aw! That’s awesome. I love hearing about kids that follow in their parent’s footsteps.