Well, the first day of school was "great!", according to the Girl Child. She loves her teacher and likes her new classroom. She even, she reported with great excitement and pride, got her own locker. At which point we had the following conversation:
Me: You realize that the Supreme Court has held that you can have no expectation of privacy with respect to your locker, don't you?GC: What does that me-- wait, that means that if I bring stuff in to school and put it in my locker, I can't expect that it will be private, right? People can look in it?
Me: Exactly. It is not like your night table at home where you can keep your private things.
GC: [Said with a smile] So, I shouldn't bring my night table to school.
Me: Right.
I was more than a bit surprised that she immediately grasped the concept.
I am pretty sure that she is going to be a lot smarter than I am.
Posted by Random Penseur at August 30, 2007 07:25 AM | TrackBackNot only is your daughter very intelligent, but she is lucky to live in a household where she will be encouraged rather than limited in what she can learn and how early.
Posted by: Angie at August 30, 2007 06:13 PMWhat a very smart girl child you have. Many joys and challenges ahead for you, I expect.
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