The girls saw their first magic show a couple of weeks
ago. They were pretty tentative, but
ultimately excited to watch. After the
first trick, when the clown pulled a bird out of a balloon, Baby A had the
funniest look on her face. “That’s
strange,” she remarked. Hee hee!!!
Speaking of “tentative”, I caught the most precious precious of the
girls while they watched the magic show.
They were intensely focused on the show, while they absentmindedly held
hands. I am so thankful I was able to
sneak a picture to remember this sweet sight.
I was in the shower and Baby A was trying to tell me
something. I couldn’t quite understand
part of what she was saying, and I’d asked her to repeat herself a couple of
times. Finally, in near-exasperation,
she declared, “Nap, Mommy! N-A-P!” I had to crack up at her emphatic (yet nonchalant) spelling!
Baby A brought home a particular “prize” from school, the
same type of prize she’d brought home once before. I wasn’t thrilled at the prospect, but I was
trying to show my enthusiasm for what she’d earned. Baby B wasn’t quite so considerate. “Sissy, the last time you had that, Mommy
said that was not appropriate for our house.”
Hahaha!!! I do remember saying
that…and it struck me as pretty funny that B did, too! My exact words, no less!
Baby A told me, “Mommy, before I was in your tummy, I was
like a puzzle and God put together the pieces.”
Sweet girl.
Over supper, we were talking about street performers. I reminded the girls we’d seen musicians and
dancers in New Orleans last year, specifically some we saw right in front of us
at Café du Monde. “Those were Mommy’s
band cousins,” B said. Bwahahaha!!! That is one thing Hubby teases me about,
being a band nerd, and I couldn’t believe B remembered that a year later!
So thankful for Super Stuff!!!
2 comments:
Kids have a very looooooong memory
I ADORE THAT PICTURE!!!!
Tell A I LOVE that visual of God putting the puzzle together. LOVE it!
And B is amazing at remembering the appropriateness or not (in this case) of things for your house.
Now I'm curious - what was it? :)
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