X loves the Sleep Book by Dr. Seuss. Has it memorized in fact (we've moved into the phase now where my 2 year old constantly corrects my reading errors -if I say "he" instead of "she," or "see" instead of "know" by accident he stops me in my progress with a giant, dramatic "NO!" & makes me start again using the correct verbiage (seriously, it's ridiculous. This is what I get for being a grammar Nazi). He's latched on to the phrase: "great yawns are in blossom, they're blooming like roses." Every time he notes the magnolia looming over our side yard with it's massive pink blossoms he tells me "that tree's blooming like roses."
Thursday, March 31, 2011
blooming like roses
X loves the Sleep Book by Dr. Seuss. Has it memorized in fact (we've moved into the phase now where my 2 year old constantly corrects my reading errors -if I say "he" instead of "she," or "see" instead of "know" by accident he stops me in my progress with a giant, dramatic "NO!" & makes me start again using the correct verbiage (seriously, it's ridiculous. This is what I get for being a grammar Nazi). He's latched on to the phrase: "great yawns are in blossom, they're blooming like roses." Every time he notes the magnolia looming over our side yard with it's massive pink blossoms he tells me "that tree's blooming like roses."
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He looks so grown up here!
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