Why?

A conversation on the way home from Target:

• daughter: "Are those clouds moving?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Why?"
• me: "The wind is pushing them."
• daughter: "I can't see them moving."
• me: "They're very big, so they move slowly from our view."
• daughter: "Are those clouds moving?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Why?"
• me: "The wind is pushing them."
• daughter: "Is the wind pushing them?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Why?"
• me: "Above the northern half of Texas right now is a low pressure system. This is an area where the air isn't pushing hard. All of the high pressure, moisture-filled air from the gulf is pressing in on it and spinning past us in a generally counterclockwise motion. That's why we have all of these storms popping up over us."
• daughter: "Do monkeys poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Do elephants poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Do flamingos poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Do gorillas poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Do hippopopotomuses poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "I want to color one."
• me: "okay. We printed one out for you at home to color."
• daughter: "Do monkeys poop?"
• me: "yep"
• daughter: "Don't talk, daddy. It's supposed to be no talking."