Well folks, we've journeyed together for 100 posts...seems only right that this one is a day late! Our sweet girl is learning and growing every day and is a constant source of happiness.
For instance, she has decided that all people of her grandparents (and older) generation are to be called: Gran, Nana, PopPop and Papa. We are cracked up daily as we see who she calls who. The greying Asian man was PopPop...a long-white-haried lady was Nana, tall men are Papa and women with short hair are Gran...it all makes sense in the mind of a sweet girl. She greets everyone we see with "Hi!" or "Hello" and gets her feelings hurt when they do not respond. Yesterday she called a man a "douche" because he did not say hello in return...she was copying Daddy.
If you stay with us through this post, there are a couple of neat-o surprises at the end!!!
For instance, she has decided that all people of her grandparents (and older) generation are to be called: Gran, Nana, PopPop and Papa. We are cracked up daily as we see who she calls who. The greying Asian man was PopPop...a long-white-haried lady was Nana, tall men are Papa and women with short hair are Gran...it all makes sense in the mind of a sweet girl. She greets everyone we see with "Hi!" or "Hello" and gets her feelings hurt when they do not respond. Yesterday she called a man a "douche" because he did not say hello in return...she was copying Daddy.
If you stay with us through this post, there are a couple of neat-o surprises at the end!!!
And now for your reward...Feel free to click the link to watch on YouTube.com or just play the movies right here...get ready for some big girl action!
Thanks for being on the journey with us!
2 comments:
Ok, you had me totally cracking up in the middle of a meeting about the "douche" comment. I was trying to slyly read blogs, but I got caught! Brandon's looking forward to Nate picking up some foul language while we're there. Only three more days!
I cannot for the life of me remember how I happened up on your blog one day, but I look forward to seeing what Judah is doing. It has also inspired me to create a blog myself. I think alot about growing up with you Shero kids. Check my fam out at zacharyfamily.blogspot.com.
Mandi Zachary (Scott)
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