Smarty Pants
Recap from school:
Teacher: Nora which of these pictures do you think the cookie cutter goes with (the person stirring the bowl in the kitchen OR the person using a hammer). She looks at the teacher somewhat puzzled.
Teacher: Do you think the cookie cutter goes with the person stirring the bowl?
Nora: Um, no. She's not making cookies, she's making a cake.
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She informed Mommy that I needed to, "stop being so bossy."
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Rumor has it, she danced with some Vanderbilt baseball players at Dunkin Donuts with Daddy. Unfortunately, Daddy has grasped the "capture visuals" concept yet. So, you'll just have to believe us.
We've been working on birthday party planning - mainly, who do you want to invite and what kind of cake do you want. Now, everything is a party. We woke up Saturday morning to find that she had apparently been up for a while - putting Mommy's birthday party together. But, Daddy couldn't come. It was complete with Lego's, leis, and ribbon wands. The guest list included baby doll and two Paco's, aka "pinguinos." TBD.
This was her picture from school this week. #nottrue.
We've started letting her stay up and read or whatever she wants to do after we put her to bed. A: She never turns the light out. B: It, literally, looks like she just passes out mid-play.
She looked particularly cute one day this week. All I wanted was a good picture. These are the shenanigans that followed.
Post-ballet fun with her BFF.
These are the sorts of photos you get when your little person stays with Grandma.
Teacher: Nora which of these pictures do you think the cookie cutter goes with (the person stirring the bowl in the kitchen OR the person using a hammer). She looks at the teacher somewhat puzzled.
Teacher: Do you think the cookie cutter goes with the person stirring the bowl?
Nora: Um, no. She's not making cookies, she's making a cake.
--
She informed Mommy that I needed to, "stop being so bossy."
--
Rumor has it, she danced with some Vanderbilt baseball players at Dunkin Donuts with Daddy. Unfortunately, Daddy has grasped the "capture visuals" concept yet. So, you'll just have to believe us.
We've been working on birthday party planning - mainly, who do you want to invite and what kind of cake do you want. Now, everything is a party. We woke up Saturday morning to find that she had apparently been up for a while - putting Mommy's birthday party together. But, Daddy couldn't come. It was complete with Lego's, leis, and ribbon wands. The guest list included baby doll and two Paco's, aka "pinguinos." TBD.
We've started letting her stay up and read or whatever she wants to do after we put her to bed. A: She never turns the light out. B: It, literally, looks like she just passes out mid-play.
She looked particularly cute one day this week. All I wanted was a good picture. These are the shenanigans that followed.
Post-ballet fun with her BFF.
These are the sorts of photos you get when your little person stays with Grandma.










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