WETHERSTON WANDERINGS: Silly time with Daddy

Here are our chins

Blinking

nose!

tongue

Emma has finally developed the 'cheesy camera smile' as most toddlers do whose parents relentlessly stick cameras in their faces and say "SMI-ILE!"

Emma's Musings & Will's words

"Muskik" - music

"Speekool" - Playschool

"I can't like this one anymore" - referring to anything she doesn't want to eat, if she's had enough to eat, or if she is done with a particular toy.

"I'm a daughter of mummy and daddy . . .and William is a monkey"

"mummy you so proud of me" (gotta love potty training praise)

"William, did you know that Jesus died on the cross and rose again three days later?"

Mum, can I have some more "bluebabies"? (blueberries)

Mum: 'Emma eat your dinner'; E: 'But the spiders are eating my dinner . . .because they want some'.

E: "Mummy, where's daddy?" me: "Are you playing hide and seek?" E: "No. I'm playing HIDE!"

"ready I come...here or no-ot!"

E: "Lyle, what is that called?"; Lyle: "No Emma, you don't call me Lyle you call me Daddy." E: "But why does Liz call you Lyle?"

W: "Belly Butty!" (pointing to his belly button)

Will has begun running around the house with one armed raised yelling "Super-William!" (and super-mummy; super-daddy; super-Emma)

"Aminal" (which Emma says, instead of 'Animal')

"Mum, I prayed to Jesus by myself that I could be good like Him [smile]" - Emma (she humbles me).

E: "mass-of" (massive)

W: "easy peasy lemon juice!"

W: "Eeny meeny miney mo, catch a tiger, bite his toe..."

W: "mum, I winned you" (instead of beating me - why is everything a race with 3 year old boys?!)

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