More Wisdom From the Kids at School

My class and I were enjoying the last "warm" day outside today, before it storms tomorrow. This little girl Savannah was asking me about what she should do if her house happened to catch on fire. I explained to her that her family needed to come up with two ways to get out of every room in their house, and that they needed to come up with a meeting place. She thought about things for a minute, and then started naming all the things that her Dad would go back into the house to get. "My Daddy would have to grab his cell phone, his cell phone charger, his laptop, his wallet...." I interrupted her, and reminded her that you should never go back into the house to get anything, and that her daddy can buy a new cell phone and laptop, but that it is most important to get the people out, because daddy can't buy another Savannah.
Savannah mulled this over for a minute, looked up at me and said, "Yep. That would be pretty sad if there wasn't a Savannah around anymore. You couldn't make another one of me, unless you had lots of sex." Without cracking a smile, I looked down at Savannah and replied, "Ya, and who wants to do that?" She quickly cried out with a smile, "Not my Mom!"