Sally is getting much, much better at reading.
This is good news and bad news.
Yesterday, as I was typing a conversation we had where she adorably mispronounced Pablo Picasso, she read it over my shoulder. And told me she didn't like me writing about that on the computer and it sounded like I was making fun of her. All my hugs and kisses and reassurances that she is a wonderful genius child and I just loved the way she said it and I knew her grandmas and grandpas and aunties and uncles would think it was so so cute did not persuade her in any way. So, per her request, I deleted that post.
I have a feeling this is only the beginning of her censorship of my blog.
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Victoria does the same thing to me when I am IMing my sister. She notices her name and says "are you talking about me? What are you telling her?"
This is why we must continue the fight for educational funding: longer school hours equal more blogging time.
Just don't give her the URL. And clear your browser history when you're done.
Oh I can't wait until J uncovers my blog in 10 years or so. She's going to be so embarrassed!
There is a reason there are 5 Beanie comments to 1 of either of my Big Kids. C. Riley doesn't mind but I practice discretion.
Isn't that interesting? E tells me what to write on my blog all the time about her. "Oh Mommy, you can make that into a blog post" or "Take a picture of me for your blog."
hahahahha...cute...
is amazing how a kid influence the parents and vice versa...
ehheehe...
but hopefully there will be more cute stories abt her and samuel...
and please tell her and samuel... we adored and love them...
all their cuteness...
hehehe
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