Here she is reading one of Shakespeare's greatest works, All About Me, in which he incites many intense intellectual exchanges with lines such as: "I have chubby legs...and chubby feet too!" However, Tess usually fails to see the philosophical implications in quotes like that, takes it the wrong way, and glares at the page as if to say, "Oh. So now you're callin me fat, huh?"
Babies. So sensitive about their weight.
Shakespeare is lies.
5 comments:
She is so stickin cute.
Hey you know the sign language stuff really does work! The part of their brain that does verbal communication doesn't develop until their like a year old, but the part that can communicate through their hands develops much sooner. Ned can't do any of it yet, but he does respond when I tell him I'm going to make him a bottle with my sign language.
Jaime probably would be interested in the sign language, but I'm too lazy to learn that. Unless someone can tell me how to say, "Stop crying or I'm selling you to the gypsies!"
i like your blog--it makes me laugh. and your daughter is super cute!
Such an intelligent girl. Multi-lingual to boot.
One day when I have kids, they'll probably be smarter. Sorry. :) That's what you get when you're a teacher by trade.
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