"I even love you more than bubble gum." It was my turn again, and I made the move that usually brings victory. "I love you bigger than the universe!" On this day, however, Amanda was not going to give up.
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"Mom," she said in a quiet voice, "I love you more than myself."
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"I love you bigger than a volcano!" I countered -- a favorite family phrase in these battles of love.
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"Oh, yeah," I taunted.
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We volleyed back and forth a few favorite lines.
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"I love you more than peanut butter."
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I stopped. Dumbfounded, overwhelmed by her sincerity. Here I thought I knew more than she did. I thought I knew at least everything that she knew. However, my four-year-old daughter knows more about love than her 28-year-old mom.
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"And, I love you," she replied.
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I could see she was thinking.
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"But, Mom, I love you from here to China." A country she's learning about from our new neighbors up the street.
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"Well, I love you more than television."
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"Well, I love you more." Her eyes lit up as she recognized the cue for the start of another "I love you more" match.
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"Nuh-uh," she laughed, "I love you the most."
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It all began as we were standing in front of the bathroom mirror, me fixing Amanda's blonde hair. I said, "I love you, Amanda."
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