Musical Theatre: Educating Our Youth

Posted on March 17th, 2011 in Nanny Diaries

Twin: An orphan has no parents.

Me: Um. Where did you hear that?

Twin: We watched Annie!!!

Me: (suddenly excited) Ohmygod! Best movie, right? Did you love it?! It’s a MUSICAL!!!

Twin: Um, Laura? We only watched half.

Me: (sung with gusto) THE SUN’LL COME OUT, TOMORROW!

Twin: We saw that song!

Other Twin: And the Jay-Z song.

Me: I…what?

Other twin: The Jay-Z song!

Me: Oh. You mean the rap version of Hard Knock Life?

Other Twin: Yup.

Me: Interesting you know that…

*pause*

Me: WHEN I’M STUCK WITH A DAYYYY THAT’S GRAYYYYY AND LONELLLYYYYY!

Both twins: Can you stop?

FOUR HOURS LATER…

Me: And so! Since you asked, that part of a girl is where the baby comes out.

Twin: I wish I could have a baby.

Other Twin: (confused) So…how do two dads have a baby then?

Silence.

Me: Well–

Twin: *I* KNOW!!! THEY GET AN ORPHAN!!!

Silence.

Me: I JUST STICK OUT MY CHIN AND GRIN AND SAYYYYYYYY OHHHHHHHH

2 Responses to “Musical Theatre: Educating Our Youth”

  1. So…in this story the “Four hours later” included a conversation about vaginas? Somehow I feel Annie references were among the less interesting things you guys talked about. How the hell do you go from Daddy Warbucks to boy and girl parts?

  2. Priceless.

    HEY! Here’s a better musical education!

    You’re welcome!

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