I used to do posts outlining what the girls were saying as they grew up and started grasping the language. Now that they’re three and a half, it’s not what they say butwhat they say, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, here are some gems from the past two days alone.
“Mama, do you know any princesses?”
“No, do you?”
“Um, yes, my cousin is a princess.”
“Who, Annabelle?”
“No…make me a cousin that’s a princess.”
“Daddy, you have a pretty watch.”
“Oh, thank you.”
“And pretty glasses.”
“You think my glasses are pretty? Thanks!”
“And your hair is pretty.”
“Oh, wow, thanks.”
**Then Dulce has a fit of compassion.
“Don’t worry, Mama, you’re almost pretty.”
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One morning, I woke up, and I had twins. Herein you will find our stories, trials, tribulations and lessons learned. Places you can go and things you can do with little ones trailing behind you. How to be an adult after becoming a parent. Serene moments in parent life. And articles that may interest you, since everyone seems to want to tell us about how we're doing it wrong.
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