Canadas at Home: And Now a Word from Essie . . . |
"Don't gotta say grace for noodles."
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Age 2On messes: "It's OK. Daddy can clean it up."On Mommy's departure from the car: "Daddy, drive!" On taking medicine: "Don't fight me on this." Also on taking medicine: "Sorry, can't help you." On having to leave family in Indiana: "You go. I stay here with this." On automobile safety: "Daddy, be careful. Don't crash into anything." On returning home after a long trip: "This house is beautiful." On Mommy: "Mommy, you're my best friend." |
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Age 3On Laurinburg's National Guard Armory: "This is a cool place."On Mommy's hair: "Your hair is beautiful. You look just like a cow." On ironing: "I'll spray it. Now you cook it." On Daddy's stubble: "It's crunchy." On Mommy's attempts at discipline: "But you're my best friend." On the culinary arts: "Noodles not for eating. They're for spilling." On bumping into something: "Oh, I gotta watch where I'm going." On the radio: "Daddy, you turn this off? I no can hear my puzzle." On getting around: "Daddy, you teach me how to drive?" On her favorite pastime: "I was just clowning around." On the dancing in Singin' in the Rain: "Look, that's like me." On her dog: "He likes to climb on me and pet me." On fitting two puzzle pieces together: "It goes! It goes! Wahoo!" On Baltimore's skyline: "I want to climb up those buildings!" On riding in a New York taxi: "Mommy, we're going fast." On herself: "Yes, I'm a great kid." On prayer etiquette: "Don't gotta say grace for noodles." On family time: "We can swim together, like a family date!" On her current residence (with a hammer in her hand): “I don’t like this house. I like another kind of pretty house.” On her grandparents' one-liners: "Papa and Granny are cracking me up." On her mom's attempts to keep her out of mischief: "You go get some work done." On a secret she was hiding in the playroom: "You stay here and do something with you. . . . Don't go in there." On television: "Let's turn the TV on so I can hear some noise." On behaving: "I was being a little having." |
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