So I am talking with Bella the other day and here is how our conversation went:
B: When I was really little I swallowed something really tiny...and it went in my body (shows me her abdomen) and I had to go to the doctor and he went like this (pumps hands on stomach) and it came out of my body.
M: oh really? I don't remember that happening. hmmm....
B: Yeah, and it came out of my body. That's why you don't put really tiny things in your body.
(Once when she was two, she put a very small bead in her ear. Levi had to take her to the ER to get it out....maybe this is what she is remembering. I don't know.)
I just love her stories. I try to write most of them down, because she has such a vivid imagination and gets so animated when she tells them.
We are driving on the free way:
B: Mom! Look at that guy! Wow!
She points to a biker dude on a motorcycle.
M: Wow. He's pretty cool.
B: I want one of those. I want one that's my age. (size?) Not a da-tend (pretend) one, a REALLY one!)
M: Ummm....maybe some day.....
She really is a big girl. She talks so well and has even being pulling a little attitude at times, but is quick to apologize when made aware of this.
"What's the big difference?" is her most common attitude phrase. She picks these up from her older cooler cousins. She'll also say "Dude! I dropped it!"
But then her sweetness comes out with:
"Know what mom, I love ya in the whole deep blue sea."
"If you need anyfing, just call me."
"I won't let anyfing happen to ya dad."
The twinners are getting to be more fun every day.
Paislee shrugs her shoulders in this adorable little way. She'll do it over and over. So cute.
Kailia dances to music, beats, whatever. I love it.
Paislee has now taken up to 8 steps on her own, but really chooses not to overall. She doesn't seem confident. So we help her out here and there. She'll walk more when she's ready, but sometimes she feels left out from her two older sisters.
Kailia is where the action is. She walks really well now and can get almost anywhere. Her favorite is to pick something up and walk with it or put her arms in the air. In the tub she stands almost right under the faucet so she can play with the stream of water coming out. Kai will be held by almost anyone.
Paislee can be a little timid...loud noises scare her so do strange people. She is the biggest daddy's girl I've ever seen. She is so affectionate and loving. She is famous for her arm rubs and pats (sometimes hard slaps). I love it when she opens her mouth and puts it on mine and does the "ahhhhhh" noises. She is such a playful girl.
I love my girls!
