So, this morning I checked my e-mail. I know, it's a stereotype that Stay-At-Home-Moms are constantly on the computer, but really, I don't check it that often when Annie's awake.
And here's why...
I left Annie happily playing with age-appropriate toys in her room while I checked my e-mail before I put her down for her nap. So imagine my surprise when she walked into the office holding a toilet paper square and said, "No ma'am."
Well, "No ma'am" is what Annie hears when she's doing something she's not supposed to do. And she's not supposed to do anything with the toilet paper.
She grinned a big grin when I hopped up from the computer, and then she ran back into the hallway.
Annie TP'ed our hallway. She decorated the entire hall with at least half of a (brand-new) toilet paper roll. The best part? While I cleaned up toilet paper, Annie stood in the middle of it all repeating, "No ma'am, no ma'am, no ma'am."
This is no second Jake we're raising here...
In other news, Jake informed me yesterday that he is too smart for kindergarten. I asked why he thinks that and he said, "I already know everything in kindergarten. I know that five plus five is ten and ten plus ten is twenty and..." He continued through a long list of numbers...proving that the boy gets his talking ability from me. (But his math skills from Ike.) At any rate, he only has fourteen days left of kindergarten, so I guess it's okay for him to outgrow it.
Here are a couple of pictures a friend sent from Jake's classroom.
Annie doing work.
Jake and Ike when Ike joined the class for lunch.
And here's why...
I left Annie happily playing with age-appropriate toys in her room while I checked my e-mail before I put her down for her nap. So imagine my surprise when she walked into the office holding a toilet paper square and said, "No ma'am."
Well, "No ma'am" is what Annie hears when she's doing something she's not supposed to do. And she's not supposed to do anything with the toilet paper.
She grinned a big grin when I hopped up from the computer, and then she ran back into the hallway.
Annie TP'ed our hallway. She decorated the entire hall with at least half of a (brand-new) toilet paper roll. The best part? While I cleaned up toilet paper, Annie stood in the middle of it all repeating, "No ma'am, no ma'am, no ma'am."
This is no second Jake we're raising here...
In other news, Jake informed me yesterday that he is too smart for kindergarten. I asked why he thinks that and he said, "I already know everything in kindergarten. I know that five plus five is ten and ten plus ten is twenty and..." He continued through a long list of numbers...proving that the boy gets his talking ability from me. (But his math skills from Ike.) At any rate, he only has fourteen days left of kindergarten, so I guess it's okay for him to outgrow it.
Here are a couple of pictures a friend sent from Jake's classroom.
Annie doing work.
Jake and Ike when Ike joined the class for lunch.
1 Comments:
Brooke used to unroll all the toilet paper until it was in a big pile on the floor! I used to try and roll it back up!! It would look terrible when I was done!! We went through so much toilet paper during that faze!
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