Yes, I am behind once again. So that I will remember, I need to jot down a few things about sweet Lila over the past few weeks. If anyone actually reads my blog, this will probably be a boring post. Remember, I am keeping this blog in order to document things since I don't tend to keep up with a journal very well and never started a 2
nd year calendar. You will probably also find lots of bragging on my part. But hey, isn't that what mommas are suppose to do? Anyway, one thing that I failed to write down about our trip to Alaska is Lila's new word she came home with courtesy of Mr. Mason. Usually Lila calls Mason...
Yiya (Lila). She now calls him
yeayoh(Yellow). His favorite color is yellow and he likes to call all colors this as a game. We played with him all week, saying, "I said Blue!" He will say, " I said Yellow!" All of the sudden one day, Lila bursts out with
Yeayoh! She now still says
Yiyah when she sees him, but adds
Yeayoh after it. It is so cute. She also says Baby now a lot clearer. She said it before, but right before we left for the trip, so likes to enunciate...
BAAABEEE! (Lots of syllables... like her momma, I guess?!) Lila hasn't been herself this week as she is cutting 3 molars at once. She has been quite fussy and very clingy to both Michael and me. She is usually very outgoing and a dancing machine, but she has been very quiet compared to normal. However, one thing that made me go...."She's a genius!" is this: Our neighbors got a new kitty cat, Elvis. We went over to visit and Lila loved him. She wanted to hold him and kiss him. He was meowing up a storm. As we left, on her own she started meowing over and over. I thought to myself, "Good Job." I guess it really is better for them to hear it in real life than me imitating it. Anyway, the very next night, while we were eating dinner, Michael was talking to her and I just decided to ask her what a kitty cat says not thinking she would do it. "MEOW!" she said. I about fell over. Yes, I know.....all moms think their child is the smartest. I don't really, but I was very proud of this new accomplishment. She has continued to say it even when we are not talking about it and I just ask her out of the blue. One thing I have noticed now though is she says meow when I point to a cat in her books instead of "kitty cat" like she use to say. I guess I have bragged enough for one night.