There have been a few phrases coming out of my mouth lately that Mommy thinks are just too cute. Some of them are factually incorrect, but she just can't bring herself to correct me yet.
Her favorite phrase is my answer to anyone who asks how much I weigh. For the past few weeks, my reply has been, "Fortyfifth pounds of dollars years ago."
The first few times I said that Mommy had to ask me to repeat it over and over. She just couldn't figure out what I was saying. Even though she know what to expect now, she still has no idea where I came up with this mashed up statement.
The first few times I said that Mommy had to ask me to repeat it over and over. She just couldn't figure out what I was saying. Even though she know what to expect now, she still has no idea where I came up with this mashed up statement.
Mommy also likes it when I ask her to sing the "Baby Jesus" song. I think she said it's actually called "Away in a Manger".
Usually, if someone asks me what I want to do when I grow up my answer is either "be a princess" (which Mommy is always trying to steer me away from) or "I don't want to grow up." Last week while I was in the car with Mommy, though, I randomly announced, "When I grow up I am going to be in Haiti and Tajikistan." Mommy thought this was pretty exciting since it appeared I was desirous of emulating my Daddy and Auntie (this past summer Daddy went to Haiti, Auntie went to Tajik and Haiti). When she asked what I planned to do in Haiti and Tajikistan, though, she realized that my aspirations only involved "riding in the back of the bus".
Just about any time I am describing something that happened in the past I refer to it as "yesterday". I went to Jasmine's wedding, visited the splash pad, and hunted for Easter eggs all just yesterday. It was a very busy day.
1 comments:
I love the "fortyfifth pounds of dollars" thing. Random!
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