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“Stand as a Witness,” The Biography of Ardeth Green Kapp by Anita Thompson

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Toys That See

According to Emilie, toys "see" at our house. Tonight while I was reading the scriptures to the kids, Emilie was so upset that her truck man (pictured about) could not see the scriptures. She was crying and while crying was saying, "see." Then she lost interest in the scriptures and placed him in the prime position to look at the couch. Pointing to the couch she said, "see." We, of course, got a good laugh out of all of this. She was pretty adamant that he was to see the scriptures. Funny kid!

Nicholas was heard saying today, "in the meantime" and "at one point." We were making a special treat for daddy for Father's Day tomorrow and it had a couple of steps where we would have to wait for the next thing. He would say, "in the meantime, let's go paint the shelves in my room." (which we were going to do today) I asked him where he learned that and he said, "She says it on Everyday Italian." Once again, funny kid.

3 comments:

Henderson Family said...

So cute!!! It's funny how kids think toys can see or that people can see what they are pointing at through the phone, etc. I also love how kids come up with funny new phrases from what they hear others say. Katie Marie is always randomly saying "goodness sake child." I kind of wish she wouldn't say that, but it is pretty funny to hear.

Kira said...

So funny! I love how their little minds work and how they view things in this world. Every time we read a book Kate tries so hard to grab the 2D pictures out of the book, it's so funny to watch her try.

daisy deb said...

cute