[I did the best I could to phonetically spell out his vernacular, but I just couldn't pull it off like Twain. Just replace all 'r' sounds with 'w', 'th' sounds with 'd', and 'l' sounds with 'w'. His mispronunciations are so precious, they're worth documenting. And certainly nothing to be concerned with, yet.]
Nathan: Mom, I have a gweat idea.
Me: What's that big man.
N: If dere was a fire in your hiney cwack, dat would be weally funny!
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Tuesday, July 24
Thursday, July 29
Stinkin' mouths

I know, I know. It's been forever since I've posted something. There's plenty to post: a great new addition to our house, a fabulous vacation, swimming lessons, Princess Camp, etc.
But I guess that means time is flying because we are definitely having so much fun.
With very little time tonight to get in bed, rest up and re-charge for another busy weekend, I leave you with some parting words from my beautiful daughter during tonight's night time exchange:
Me: Hey sweet pea. It's time to go to bed. I'm just gonna cuddle with you a little bit.
lots of cuddle time, looking into each others eyes, kisses, hugs, tickles with hair
Katherine: I brushed my teeth tonight
M: Good job sister. I haven't yet.
K: That must be what the stinky is.
Laughter ensued from both of us and as I was walking out the door she said...
K: Go brush your teeth, it's time!
Monday, May 3
Katherine quotes
Some funny sayings today:
K: Mommy, R told me that when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher.
M: Really? That's nice, she'd be a good teacher.
K: Well, when I grow up, I'm not quite sure what I want to be. Oh I know! I want to be a Princess.
M: When we get home, would you like to play with some chalk and draw on the driveway?
K: Oh yes, and I want to draw a picture of you and daddy getting married. I'll draw daddy with a big head, and I'll draw you . . . . with a small head.
M: You're welcome for buying you all the bedding, honey.
K: Mommy, R told me that when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher.
M: Really? That's nice, she'd be a good teacher.
K: Well, when I grow up, I'm not quite sure what I want to be. Oh I know! I want to be a Princess.
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M: When we get home, would you like to play with some chalk and draw on the driveway?
K: Oh yes, and I want to draw a picture of you and daddy getting married. I'll draw daddy with a big head, and I'll draw you . . . . with a small head.
M: You're welcome for buying you all the bedding, honey.
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