Case point #1: Yesterday, we were playing Pictionary. The way we play is that you are allowed to draw a card and then draw anything on the card you like. Audrey looks at the card, starts laughing, says, "this one is VERY funny" and then proceeds to draw a perfect diaper. Perfect. She clearly did not get her art genes from me.
Avery and I guess "diaper". She says, "yes, but look at it closely. What kind of diaper?" So we guess baby diaper, dirty diaper, clean diaper, every kind of diaper you can imagine, but we never got it and had to give up. She starts laughing again and says "LITTLE diaper".
I was thinking to myself, "that is so strange that they would use "little diaper" as a clue." So I looked at the card. Sure enough, there it is. Except that it says "Little Dipper". I'm now laughing, Audrey is laughing, Avery is laughing, and we left it at that. What a crazy card to have "little diaper." =)
Case point #2: We went to dinner last night and at the table they had those kid placemats with crayons and activities. One of the activities was tic-tac-toe. Avery and I were playing and she had two x's in a row. I put an "o" to block her. She looked up at me, completely serious, and said, "Mommy, you focus on yourself. You don't need to worry about what I'm doing." I try not to laugh at the kids when they are being serious, but I couldn't help myself. It's possible that she's heard that phrase before ...
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