She loves going places like the bank and the post office. The other day when we went to the post office to mail a package for Rachel's and Edd's birthdays, she ran in, looked around and said, "Where's Aunt Rachel? Where's Edd?" Not only that, but apparently a "stamp" is not a cute ink mouse you get on your hand like at the library, and she got mad when I said I didn't need any. She was quite disillusioned.
Maggie: What's on yours back?
Also (yeah I fell for it twice)
Bummy toes! (wanting a "bummy tumble" (tummy bubble) on her toes)
She says "adain" for again, and uses a "s" sound (more like "ts") for just about any double consonant: tr, dr, sh, etc. So truck=suck, dream=seam, treat=seat.
And best of all, in the car: Those people don't know how to drive!
(4) Thu Mar 11 2010 15:14 Maggie Quote Round-Up:
More movie quotes (including frequent requests to sing "Woody's Round-Up":
To abiabie! and beyond! (Toy Story: it's "infinity", though she denies it if I correct her)
Don't you EVER run away to me again! (Monster's Inc.)
This works! (holding up something to her eye. This is one of Flik's inventions from A Bug's Life.)
Mommy: I don't know, what is it? (thinking it's a sticker or something)
Maggie: *climbs on* It's a Maggie!
Maggie: What's on yours nose?
Mommy: I don't know, what is it? (thinking it's marker or a smudge)
Maggie: Glasses!
I'm just standing on my bed. I'm not jumping on it. (She really was)
She wants there to be a monster under her bed, but when I told her the crocodile (in her Peter Pan coloring book) was going to eat Captain Hook, she went across the room to direct my coloring so it wouldn't eat her.
- Comments:
Posted by rachel at Fri Mar 12 2010 02:56
awwwwwww
Posted by Sumana at Fri Mar 12 2010 04:41
These are SO ADORABLE. I especially enjoyed "It's a Maggie!" and "Those people don't know how to drive." Did she say it when, indeed, there were unskilled drivers nearby?
Posted by John at Fri Mar 12 2010 07:43
When she and I are alone in the car, and some driver chatting it up on a cell phone does something particularly stupid and dangerous, I tend to sigh pretty heavily, as I find their callousness toward life quite irksome.I must sigh pretty loud, because Maggie always says "No daddy no" as if she can tell how upset I am.She also goes around saying "You've got a friend in me."Also, once when she was grumpy, I went and turned on that "Don't worry be happy" song from 1988. Now she says "Don't worry by happy now" whenever I get mad at her.
Posted by Susie at Fri Mar 12 2010 07:59
Oh, yeah, I meant to put Don't Worry Be Happy in.Sumana, she usually just says it out of nowhere. I'm not sure she's familiar enough with the rules of the road yet.