Here are my bright eyed cuties enjoying a stop to feed the ducks at new place mommy learned of thanks to Miss Amy and one of the parents of a student in my class. The goal was mostly to distract/reward for my poor Ellie who had to get a shot. I just hate those. She was good, and it was soon forgotten, thankfully.
I didn't have the chance to tell about the latest funnies in the last post. Lia's calling Ellie, "Edy Bedy" (Ellie Belly) has become the norm. When she really wants her attention, it becomes just "Bedy!" It's expecially funny that the number of "Mommy!"'s has decreased, and calling "Bedy!" is more common during the course of a day. Ellie's reaction is funny too, because usually, it's Lia sharing some something inconsequential, ("Bedy!" "WHAT?" "I pooped." "Oh.") or else, Ellie sounds like she's "busy", and gives a big huff before answering "What?". Ha! How does it feel to be called fifty million times a day!?
Here are my bright eyed cuties enjoying a stop to feed the ducks at new place mommy learned of thanks to Miss Amy and one of the parents of a student in my class. The goal was mostly to distract/reward for my poor Ellie who had to get a shot. I just hate those. She was good, and it was soon forgotten, thankfully.
I didn't have the chance to tell about the latest funnies in the last post. Lia's calling Ellie, "Edy Bedy" (Ellie Belly) has become the norm. When she really wants her attention, it becomes just "Bedy!" It's expecially funny that the number of "Mommy!"'s has decreased, and calling "Bedy!" is more common during the course of a day. Ellie's reaction is funny too, because usually, it's Lia sharing some something inconsequential, ("Bedy!" "WHAT?" "I pooped." "Oh.") or else, Ellie sounds like she's "busy", and gives a big huff before answering "What?". Ha! How does it feel to be called fifty million times a day!? 
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