Too cute
Tonight Sofi was too cute not to publish a few glimpses of her. We have been wondering for a while why whenever her Dad gives her a kiss she immediately, absent mindedly, wipes it away. Tonight I asked her why she did that and her reply was "it's just so smoochy!"
And then we recently have been reading/singing a book she got for Christmas that illustrated the song "Skiddamerinki dinki dink" and she really enjoys it. Tonight I told her that there are actions and did them for her. She was very excited and wanted to sing it again so she could do the actions. The cutest thing was how much concentration it took for her to put her left hand on her right elbow while twirling the right hand and then to see her try and switch was quite entertaining.
She also got some footed fuzzy pajamas from Grandma D for Christmas but they were a little snug (lendthwise of course) so Grandma went back to the store to get the size bigger, size 5. Unfortunately they were all out of the pink ones with hearts (read "girly") that she originally had and so Grandma had to get the blue ones with helicopters (read "butch"). We thought she would be upset so we didn't say much about it and just put them in her drawer, Well she was quite excited when she found them there and has been wearing them every night. "The pajamas with the airplanes are my favorite" I heard her say the other night. Hooray! Perhaps she is not as girly as she seems!
It's not that Isaac isn't also blossoming in his cuteness. He has been choosing to walk noticeably more often these last couple of days and can now stand up from sitting in the middle of the floor and take off walking to something. We are officially beyond cruising. He is having a good time peeking around furniture for impromptu games of peekaboo and constanly playing with Mom's cooking toys.....er, utensils. And nothing escapes this kid. We have a beautiful new armoire for our TV, made by my cousin Arlan. We love being able to close the doors on the TV, and so does Isaac. So now he can play with the buttons AND close the door, all the while tormenting his sister by keeping her from her viewing pleasure....the fun never ends!
And then we recently have been reading/singing a book she got for Christmas that illustrated the song "Skiddamerinki dinki dink" and she really enjoys it. Tonight I told her that there are actions and did them for her. She was very excited and wanted to sing it again so she could do the actions. The cutest thing was how much concentration it took for her to put her left hand on her right elbow while twirling the right hand and then to see her try and switch was quite entertaining.
She also got some footed fuzzy pajamas from Grandma D for Christmas but they were a little snug (lendthwise of course) so Grandma went back to the store to get the size bigger, size 5. Unfortunately they were all out of the pink ones with hearts (read "girly") that she originally had and so Grandma had to get the blue ones with helicopters (read "butch"). We thought she would be upset so we didn't say much about it and just put them in her drawer, Well she was quite excited when she found them there and has been wearing them every night. "The pajamas with the airplanes are my favorite" I heard her say the other night. Hooray! Perhaps she is not as girly as she seems!
It's not that Isaac isn't also blossoming in his cuteness. He has been choosing to walk noticeably more often these last couple of days and can now stand up from sitting in the middle of the floor and take off walking to something. We are officially beyond cruising. He is having a good time peeking around furniture for impromptu games of peekaboo and constanly playing with Mom's cooking toys.....er, utensils. And nothing escapes this kid. We have a beautiful new armoire for our TV, made by my cousin Arlan. We love being able to close the doors on the TV, and so does Isaac. So now he can play with the buttons AND close the door, all the while tormenting his sister by keeping her from her viewing pleasure....the fun never ends!
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