Adulthood to a four and five-year-old

“Mommy, can you take me to the carshop when I get older?” Rowan asked.

“The carshop?  Why would you need to get your car repaired?” I questioned, this was a bizarre request.  Wait.  “Do you mean a car dealership so you can buy a car?”

“Yes,” she said.

“Me, too,” the baby piped in.

“Yes, I can take you both.”

“And can you take us to the phoneshop?” the eldest Irish twin asked.

“Yes, can you take us to the phoneshop?” the younger Irish twin repeated.

“Yes, I can take you to the store to buy phones when you become adults.”

They both smiled, their beautiful smiles at me.

Adulthood includes having cell phones and cars and you get them by having your mommy drive you to get them.  An interesting look at adulthood.