A kid’s misunderstanding of the word Pentecost leads to a family celebrating the religious holiday of Polka Dots. This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Pentacost Polka Dots”
We love talking about words that kids say that maybe aren’t quite right, and then your whole family adopts that word.
And we had an example of that from Rebecca, who sent us a tweet that said, a friend recently mentioned that her eldest could not say Pentecost, but instead said polka dots.
Now all the kids say it and they make a point to wear polka dots to church on Pentecost Sunday.
How nice is that? That’s adorable.
Right? Yeah.
Polka dot Sunday. Right?
Preparing for polka dots.
