Now that Thanksgiving is over (where in the world does time go???), I've pulled out my Christmas attire. M was tickled pink that I wore a snowman shirt yesterday. Today she was completely and utterly in love with my gingerbread man shirt.
Imagine this:
Red long sleeve t-shirt with nine gingerbread (three rows of three) on the front.
M eating a doughnut for breakfast (sticky two-year old...everyone's favorite).
The conversation goes like this.
M: Mommy! (shock) Losh cookies. Sh-irt. (Lots of cookies on your shirt)
Me: Yes, Mommy has gingerbread men on her shirt.
M: I LOVSH cookies! I take big bite! (I love cookies. I'm going to take a big bite)
Me: (laughing) You can't eat these cookies. They're on my shirt!
M: Yesh! (makes munching noises like cookie monster as she pretends to eat all the cookies on my shirt!) Yummy cookies!
That was our game several times today. M is such a little jokester. When I picked her up from school, she said, "I-hole-ju-me." (I want you to pick me up.) So, being the gullible mommy that I am, I picked up my sweet girl. She immediately said, "I ee-ju cookies!" (I'm going to eat your cookies) and begin to pretend to eat the cookies on my shirt. I'm not sure which sound I enjoy more...her munch noise or her sweet giggles.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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6 comments:
Oh!!! I want to see/hear this on video!!! I can just imagine her crunching on your shirt!!!!
That sounds just like Nadia! She pretends to eat everything too. We have great fun eating all the food in her books. And feeding it to TedBear of course! :o)
LOL! I speak toddler so well, I don't even need the translations!
I COULD GOBBLE HER UP!!!!!!!!!!!
NONA
LOL! That is the cutest story I have read yet!!! She has such an amazing sense of humor...what a cutie pie!
Andi
Wouldn't it be great if she, Harrison and Nadia could have a play date, they would have so much fun! Harrison love the munch munch sound of pretend eating and even makes me sing the Cookie Monster song to him at night. When we play, I'll pretend to eat (and tickle) the back of his neck, back or arm and when I stop, he'll say, "more num-num-num mommy!
As opposed to some toddlers I've heard about who scream because they think you are really going to eat them!
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