
And for those of you who didn't know, we also have a monkey living in the elephants house in our neighborhood.
I'm having so much fun with her imagination. This age is so fun.
Abigail is to that age where you really have to watch what you say. She's starting to mimic everything she hears and sees. A few examples...
I found a computer game for toddlers online and when I asked if she wanted to play a game on the computer she got excited and said yes, hopped into the chair and then put her hands on the keyboard, looked at me and said "I'm going to check my email first."
A few weeks ago she had something she needed opened and she handed it to me and said "Open it dude!"
A couple days ago I was cooking dinner. I had a minute while I was waiting for something to boil so I was in the living room goofing with Abby and all of a sudden she stopped laughing and got a serious look on her face and said "I'm fed up. Go cook dinner" as she pointed to the kitchen... and then she started laughing again.
Well...today guess who she's imitating...the neighbor who's always yelling at her kids and dog. I heard abby yelling today "Shane! (shane is the dog) Shaaane! Shut your face! Get out of her Shane! Shane! Shut your face!" and a few minutes later I hear "Nikki (one of the kids name). Do I need to spank you? You gonna get spank. Nikki get over here." and she says this all with the same mean voice the neighbor uses and its not my sweet little girls voice. What do you do with neighbors like that???
2 comments:
I'm glad that you came and found me! Oakley also has an invisible pet monkey! Isn't it awesome the way their minds work! Your girls are so dang cute!!!
We have neighbors who cuss all the time. We are really hoping that Annie does not pick that up. Thankfully we only hear if we are outside. I love your stories of Abby's animals. I cannot wait for Annie to start doing that.
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