Sunday, March 28, 2010

Mimi






Is it just me, or is she looking seriously big?

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

What We've Been Talking About...

I've been totally slacking, blog-wise, so now you'll have to suffer through 3 posts in one day.




Favorite Things Meron says:


"I peep you!" - Peek a boo


"Oh Sake Gosh!" - Oh For Gosh Sakes! (Although she does say it the right way, too)


"I like you, Mama"


"Potato" - said in a deep voice while bumping foreheads... or touching potato to your head


"You SONE mama" - Your phone, Mama!


"What was that?!" (said while looking around innocently after knocking on the table)


"Chair. Yeah. Ow" (said while rubbing her eyebrow where she was injured when she fell off a chair)

"I got POOTY Mama!" - I have a dirty diaper

"Nakey nakey baby!" - Said when sans clothes while bending her knees, shaking her booty and doing the monkey with her arms.

"Bye! I go Grammy's house!" or "Bye! I go to work!" - said while sitting on a little plastic car, driving away

"You comin'?" - Are you coming? Because I want you to.

"My dress! My dress! I dancin'!" (said whenever one of her favorite songs come on... we have to pause it so that she can put on a dress and I can wrap a blanket around me so I have a dress and then we have to dance together for the duration of the song... and usually an encore)

"Hagger dis!" - Hang on to this


Our all time favorite?


"Oh man! Oh for Gosh Sake! I 'got my PURSE!" (said when she discovered that she left her purse at Grammy's house. Note... I do not carry a purse. She is the only one in our house worried about having her purse with her at all times)

Faces of Bath Time: The Hair Edition






In which red and blue make, not purple, but a weird, uncomfortable sort of brown color


And yet, the creative juices kept flowing for well over an hour- interupted only by frantic cries of "More paper Mama! Please! More paper!" When the muse speaks, the girl must answer the call. ;-)

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Life Lessons...

One for each of us today. Mer learned that blending your foundation is essential, as is choosing a color that is vaguely the same color as your skin



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Mama learned that 2 minutes unsupervised while cooking lunch is apparently quite enough time to get out all of mom's makeup and apply it liberally



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Good to know for both of us.