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What is today?

Every morning Katie wakes up and asks, "What is today?" This morning her dad told her that it is Thursday. She then always asks, "Is it a school day?" "Yes" her dad replied. She frowned. He then told her that she only had tomorrow for school and then Saturday - a stay home day. She smiled and got ready. I guess it starts early - the quest for the end of the week. It some how makes getting ready that much easier if you know the end is near. Even when your four years old.

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