Children's Corner: Lady Kathryn - Vivian Pettijohn - May 21, 1984

Vivian Pettijohn

"I don't want to, Jeff. I'm busy. Leave me alone! "4-year-old Kathy ordered in a high, shrill voice. "And, Rocky, you quit bothering me, too!" Jeff and Rocky scowled, and Rocky muttered: "Come on, Jeff. Little Miss Loudmouth is no fun. Let's go outside and play with Laddie. He barks, but at least he doesn't bite us." Mrs. Winfield appeared at the door to Kathy's room and said, softly, "Kathryn, I think we need to have a little talk - alone." "Oh, goody," Jeff said, chuckling. "Kathy's going to get it - huh, Mom?" "Jeff, that was a rude thing to say," Mother answered seriously. "Let's just call it a mother-daughter talk. You boys go ahead and play with Laddie. He's barking at the back door, wanting someone to romp with him." Mother closed Kathy's door. She sat down on Kathy 's bed and motioned for Kathy to join her there. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library