“Ho hum ho hum deedeedee!”
Joyfully skipping around her bedroom, the little girl is singing and humming to herself as her furry pigtails bounce around behind her.
“Now, what are my teenie-weenies up to today?” She asks, skipping over to the terrarium.
As she peers inside, she sees that her little creatures have erected an enormous statue of her. Chiseled to perfection, the monolith displays her every feature, dimpled smile and all.
“Wow! Well look at that!” She squeals in delight. “How did you guys do that without me noticing?!”
Leaning back to admire the sculpture, she beams at the tiny inhabitants inside, who appear to be bowing before her.
“You guys are just so adorable. Thank you for my statue!” She says to them.
Entering her room, the girl’s father approaches the tank as he puts his hand on her head.
“Time for bed, sweetie.”
Noticing the statue, he chuckles.
“And what have we here?” He asks.
“My teenie-weenies built me a monument, Daddy! Look!” The little girl says, pointing to the newly erected obelisk.
“Very impressive!” Her father laughs. “You are clearly a generous God. Now come, let’s get you tucked in.”
“Okay Daddy.” The girl says as her father lifts her up, placing her under the sheets. Kissing her on the forehead, smiles at her before walking out the door.
“I love you, kiddo.” He says.
“Love you too Daddy.” The girl replies, yawning as she softly falls asleep.
How the World Should Work 