After reading the "Giant Jam Sandwich", I asked Morgan what the name of the bugs were in the book.
"I can't say it, " she complained.
"Yes you can." A mother knows her child's abilities.
"Wasps-ps-ps." She has a hard time saying only one "ps" ending.
(Trying not to laugh.) "Good job, Morgan. Good job."
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Getting ready to go the pool:
Morgan: "Mom, let's get our babing suits on."
Hehe. At this point I'm thinking that I'm too old to wear a "babing" suit. Better stick to the tried and true mommy suit.
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Someone told me the other day that the age of 4 is where they remembered their child most. Their child is now grown, but apparently 4 is the magic age where all the stories are. How to freeze time.
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4 comments:
I love the things she says...oh, yes...if you figure out how to freeze time, let me know.
On the other hand, can you wait a few weeks until my nausea passes?
Oh, sweetie, I'm so sorry about your nausea.
I called a mule (you know, the cross between a horse and donkey), a mu-u-le until I was 7, or so.
Ellie has a babing suit, too!
K
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