Cows and Cupcakes

A cupcake with a cherry on top, getting ready to go out

All loaded up, Téa is like "what are we doing out here after dark and why do I have a cow on my head?" :)

Trick or treat

After being given a balloon and asking where the lady's kids were hiding,  Esme said "Dat was a very nice aidy (lady) at dat house."

Téa's one and only goodie, this unopened treat kept her occupied all the way home :)

 "I am not wiggling my bucket Mommy, so it doesn't spill. I am being careful. " (That was her own thought after the lady commented she might need her Mom's help with her bucket so full.)

The mother-lode at Grandma and Grandpa's house.  (Don't worry, she only got to rifle through the bowl and eat the unopened packages.)

She speaks

Téa has now said her first words. Her very first word is Grandpa but sounds like 'bapa'. If you ask her to say Grandpa, she'll say 'bapa' every time.

Grandpa was quickly followed by her second word 'uh-oh'. She pronounces this very precisely and will now sometimes say it without being asked.

Esme's vocabulary expands daily and sometimes it is easy to forget she's not yet three years old. She still has some cute words which are unique to her.

'Fussagot' is used as a fusion word which combines 'forgot' and 'supposed to get'. For example, 'Mommy we fussagot my milk. I better go get it.'

'Feffeven' which is the number that comes after ten. For example, 'eight, nine, ten, feffeven....'

Love these talking girls.