- When he wants me to read something out loud he tells me to "talk to it" (the paper)
- Likes to tell us how things are going to go that day or if we give him the run down of the day he will respond with "well, let's do this instead"
- Junior has been having some issues with his tonsils (that will all be in another post) and after school one day we were heading to an appointment with the ENT to have them looked at. While getting into the car, his classmate was doing the same in the car next to us. Here was their conversation:
Junior - "To the doctor."
Classmate - "Why?"
Junior - "Because my tonsils are getting huge."
Classmate - "What does that mean?"
Junior - "That means big!"
Ha! I couldn't stop laughing!
Gaga:
- When we ask her to do something she will yell, "NO" at us (this was actually a problem a month or so ago and has stopped since...thank goodness!)
- She seems to be getting the "time-out" punishment quite often now mostly because she will not listen and we know she understands us. She is just being defiant. Most of the time she will drop something or throw something across the room and we will ask her to pick it up and put it back. She stands there in front of that something, looks at us and then turns and walks the other way. It is very frustrating because what could take a couple of seconds to do turns into a 5 minute power of wills between the two of us to get her to pick it up.
- She LOVES to read books to herself out loud and will spend long periods of time getting multiple books at a time; paper back books she will sometimes stick her finger in her mouth to wet it and proceed to turn the page (guess she's been seeing me do that)
- She is a performer and will make the most unusual faces and poses to make us laugh
- She wants to do everything Junior is doing and will try to repeat EVERYTHING he does
- Loves opening and shutting doors
- My favorite saying of hers recently has come about when she was needing to go to bed one night and I told her she had 5 more minutes, and then a few minutes later I told her she had 2 more minutes, and then it was bed time and we put her in bed. Since then whenever we tell her it's bed time she will tell us "two, five, two, five" as to be telling us that she needs 2 and 5 more minutes. Silly girl!























