Language

I'm really talking a lot now. I love carrying on 10 minute conversations, replete with hand gestures and all... but most of the time no one knows what I'm saying. I'm also really into brand identification now. For example:

if we drive by a dunkin' donuts, it's "tie eee" - which Mommy knows to mean "yes, that's where Skye eats" b/c on a few occasions of Abby taking us to playgroup, we would go thru dunkin' donuts. So every dunkin' donuts that we pass we have to discuss this. And there are a lot of dunkin' donuts here.

if we drive by a Wawa, it's "daddy wawa" b/c that's where daddy goes to buy (ahem) things that I don't know about yet as well as our Sunday morning stop at Wawa for breakfast on the way to church. And there are a lot of Wawas here.

If we drive by a mcd's or wendy's, it's just a "eee" b/c on occasion, I get to eat there. Oftentimes, Mommy can say "no we're not eating", and I'm ok. Other times I really think I need to eat there, and can't understand why Mommy doesn't agree.

If we are remotely in the vicinity of Babies r Us, I say "babies us" (once I said the whole thing). In fact, when I was at home and saw a babies r us bag, I recognized it, and said "babies us" to Mommy. She was impressed.

I also like to point out Aldi when we drive by it. I say that very distinctly. Go me.

As referenced on Mommy's blog, I like to repeatedly talk about what I've done during the day throughout the day. This is fine for Mommy, except that I require a response from her EVERY time. So by the 500th "bye bye tie" (meaning are we going bye bye with Skye, or remember that time we went bye bye with skye), Mommy's a little tired of it.

ESPECIALLY with the bye bye tie thing - b/c seriuosly, it's been almost 3 weeks since I've been in a car with Skye, but still I'm talking about it.

Those are the main things that come to mind right now - I'm saying so much it's hard to remember it all, but hopefully this gives you a little taste of how fabulous I am. Maybe I'll grow up and go into marketing or something.