Lessons of the day from our curious and determined daughter.
"Ladybugs don't eat cheerios"
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Daddy: "Do you know what patience means?"
C: "Yes. It means to wait very loudly."
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C: "No Daddy, you're the alligator. I'm the monkey."
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Our new bedtime routine (which changes frequently):
C: "Okay, one more jump hug, then I am going to zip your lips, unzip them and hug you again."
Before it was, C: "I am going to hug you, kiss you, and then I am going to smell you."
We have since added jump hugs where she stands at the edge of the bed, lifts up her arms and jumps into our arms. I can't resist it! I love getting "one more jump hug".
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Today's Conversation
C: "Where's my wand?"
S: "Here it is, sweetie."
C: "Hey, it doesn't work."
S: "Have you tried using magic words?"
C: "POOF! It still didn't work, Mommy."
S: "Well, maybe it's the kind of wand that needs your imagination to work."
C: "Oh. Okay, I'll try that.
POOF!
Wow, did you see that?"
S: "What?"
C: "There is a rainbow.
POOF! Hey look! Now it is a yellow rainbow. (Pointing) Yellow, yellow, yellow. POOF! Wow!
Look, now it's a blue rainbow. (Pointing again) Blue, blue, blue."
S: "That's great honey. See I knew your wand worked."
C: "POOF! Now it's a brown rainbow..."
S: "Here it is, sweetie."
C: "Hey, it doesn't work."
S: "Have you tried using magic words?"
C: "POOF! It still didn't work, Mommy."
S: "Well, maybe it's the kind of wand that needs your imagination to work."
C: "Oh. Okay, I'll try that.
POOF!
Wow, did you see that?"
S: "What?"
C: "There is a rainbow.
POOF! Hey look! Now it is a yellow rainbow. (Pointing) Yellow, yellow, yellow. POOF! Wow!
Look, now it's a blue rainbow. (Pointing again) Blue, blue, blue."
S: "That's great honey. See I knew your wand worked."
C: "POOF! Now it's a brown rainbow..."
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Halloween Day
As a neighbor and friend pointed out: "Wow, how many costumes does Ella have?"
True, very true. We ended up with multiple costumes for our little girl. She wanted to wear a variety of things this week and actually wore two different ones on Halloween Day itself: One for school and one for trick-or-treating.
The school costume was Super Girl and she looked super cute in it.
For going to the block party and for Trick-or-Treating last night she wanted to be a ballerina and wear one of my old recital costumes when I was about her age. She called herself a ballerina princess and wore the outfit with such pride. 

We met a new neighbor at the block party and ended up going house to house with them. The little girl (also 3-years-old), dressed as an elephant, grabbed Carmella's hand and led her up to each door. The pair of them had the best time ever.
Leo went as Tigger, growls and all. Below is a video of him practicing his growl and of sis joining along for the fun of it.
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