So, now that I am 2, my mom asked me to give an update of what is new with me. We decided on interview format again (some of the responses have been edited to make sense).
Q:Tell us about some of your favorite things.
A:My favorite thing to say is "no like it". I say this even about things I actually do like, which frustrates my parents, but I'm 2 so that is my goal in life. My favorite foods are yogurt, Cheerios, pancakes, cherry tomatoes, ketchup and anything classified by my mom as "junk food." I especially like lollipops--mommy uses them to bribe me all the time. My favorite color is blue, as evidenced by the fact that I will only wear my blue pajamas even though I have several other nice ones. I don't really have a favorite show--I just love TV in general. Mommy doesn't let me watch too much though, but it's not so bad because then I get to play with my toys or read books. My favorite Disney princess is Cinderella, but I like all the other ones too.
Q:Now how about your least favorite things?
A:I don't like time out, especially when mommy takes away my blankie for time out--then I know I have been really bad. I don't like to be told "stop." Whenever this happens I lay on the floor and cry. I don't like boo-boos, the car wash or scary Halloween masks.
Q: What are some of your newest skills?
A: I can make lots of different faces (you can see my "mean" face above). I also have a happy face, sad face, surprised face, fish face and silly face. I can sing pretty well--I like the ABCs, twinkle twinkle little star, and Sweet Baby James (I sing this to my brother). I can count to 20 and I know my colors and shapes. I am also quite a good dancer. I have many sweet moves. Oh, and I can jump now too. I do that alot instead of walking.
Q: What do you think of your baby brother?
A: I think he's okay most of the time. He doesn't really do much, but I like him anyway. I like to sing to him and give him kisses and wipe him up when he spits. Sometimes I get mad when mommy spends too much time with him, and so I tell her to "put James in the crib." She doesn't always listen.
Q: What has been your biggest accomplishment?
A: Learning to say "yes", "please" and "thank you" without being told. My mom and dad were very proud of me when I finally started saying these things on my own, especially "yes" because they were really tired of hearing "no" all the time.
That's all for now. Until next time...
Abby
1 comment:
Abby,
It was great to hear how you're doing! Thanks for the update, especially for those of us far away who haven't seen you in a long time. Keep saying "yes" and "please" a lot and don't be too hard on your mom when she has to spend time with James - he's only a baby! Have a Merry Christmas and say hi to your parents and brother for me.
Love,
KKS
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