#5. She has found a fweckel (freckle) on her hand. She loves it and shows it to me all the time.
#4. Several times I have overheard her reprimanding her baby for hitting and putting him in the finking (thinking) chair. When I ask her if she ever sits in the thinking chair at school she raises her eyebrows, looks at the floor, and slowly backs away. Hmm. I wonder what that means?
#3. A conversation this morning:
Emma: where's dad?
Me: remember he had to go get new tires?
Emma: Well I'm tired TOO!
#2. Laying in bed this morning waking up:
Emma: Mom, wake up. Wake up mom.
Me: (still asleep) What Emma?
Emma: I tootied out my butt, mom
Me: (still asleep) Good job Emma.
Emma: smell my butt mom (as she sticks the proof in my face)
Me: (wide awake). What do you want for breakfast? (because talk about pee, poop and gas is all to common these days).
#1. Background: Emma and her classmates often watch each other use the potty (because it is all the rage), even though they take the girls and boys separately, things have been...noticed. Also, Emma's best friend at school is named Robert. Last week Dan got out of the shower and started getting dressed not realizing Emma was in the room. Emma says, "Daddy! You have a ROBERT!" (as Dan retreated to the bathroom to cry).
I couldn't make this stuff up!
2 comments:
That girl cracks me up!!
Wow kids really do say the darndest things! Never a dull moment!
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