L saw me eating my salad today and wanted a bite.
So, I gave him a piece. He licked it. He looked at it. He shoved it in his mouth, chewed it for a second, and swallowed it. Then he looked up and said, “mmmoohhh.”
It’s about freakin’ time. I ate enough salad while I was pregnant with that kid. He OUGHT to like it.
Next up, mutter paneer.
General:
About AxLita: (Courtesy of Fertility Friend Pregnancy.)
What AxLita is doing to my body: (Word-for-word courtesy of Fertility Friend Pregnancy.)
Pregnancy Symptoms: Pretty much the same as twelve weeks and last week, but there are a few new/reocurring ones.
Most Interesting Emotional Breakdown(s) This Week:
Here’s the latest.
Because he’s whining for updates:
Comment by AJ
21 February 2006 @ 10:47 am
How else will I find out what new words my son is saying? Yeah, like the guy in the fancy office is going to use a phone like a sucker. Come on!
Ok then, you whiny bastard!
Since we’ve been at Grammy and Grandpa’s house with Emalee and Ethan, L has mastered a few very important words: mine and no.
He had a rudimentary understanding of these words on Saturday, but his use has increased at least three-fold since Sunday - within the first three hours of our arrival. Naturally, one would wonder what brought on the language explosion.
Hmmmm. Heather and I managed, yet again, not to get in a fight during the visit. Grammy and Grandpa were more than civil to one another. And Ethan doesn’t talk. It would seem then, that a certain three-year old is the only other possibility.
That said, through a series of very structured experiments, we have determined that it is very difficult to be three-and-a-half with a cousin who is 20 months and wants to have everything you have - and doesn’t. know. how. to. share.
It’s been a rough few days for miss Em. On the upside though, I am fairly certain that she would make an excellent educator, should she choose that route later in life, of course.
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