I wanted to share a few of my favorite words that Will says with some regularity. As someone who it typically anal about pronunciation and grammar, I rarely correct him when he says these because they are so darn cute!
Lllemonlaid...as in "Mommy may I please have a drink of lllemonlaid?"
Zizzors...as in "I need the zizzors to cut this paper."
Fwee...as in "I am fwee years old"
Gisgusting...as in "Mommy your car windows are gisgusting!"
He is too cute!
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
This made my day...
Scene:
Hughes home, laundry room, 8:15am Monday morning. Will Hughes is putting on his shoes to head out to pre-school.
Will: Mommy?
Me: Yes, Sweetie?
Will: You know what?
Me: What?
Will: I love my home.
Me: I love our home too.
End scene.
I love it when totally unprompted things like that come out of my children's mouths.
Hughes home, laundry room, 8:15am Monday morning. Will Hughes is putting on his shoes to head out to pre-school.
Will: Mommy?
Me: Yes, Sweetie?
Will: You know what?
Me: What?
Will: I love my home.
Me: I love our home too.
End scene.
I love it when totally unprompted things like that come out of my children's mouths.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Apparently, the Flip is so easy to use...
...that even if you never show your 7 and 3 year old children know to use it, they can figure it out.
On Sunday evening, I found my Flip in the kitchen, which is not where I left it. Previously, it had 11 saved videos.
It now has 17.
Naturally curious, I decided to check out what was new.
I will not torture you with all of the nausea-inducing videos they made, as neither has a grasp on controlled filming nor has a steady hand. However, these two are a good representation of their fun with the Flip.
I call this one, "No Froot Loops Upstairs":
And this one is called "Will's Feet":
On Sunday evening, I found my Flip in the kitchen, which is not where I left it. Previously, it had 11 saved videos.
It now has 17.
Naturally curious, I decided to check out what was new.
I will not torture you with all of the nausea-inducing videos they made, as neither has a grasp on controlled filming nor has a steady hand. However, these two are a good representation of their fun with the Flip.
I call this one, "No Froot Loops Upstairs":
Monday, August 3, 2009
The One Where I Actually Cook
Yesterday was a fairly typical Sunday afternoon. It was cooler and drizzly, so no chance of going to the pool.
Instead, Eliza Grace played Wii 's Littlest Pet Shop so long that I had to pry the controller from her hands and warn her that if she did not stop her eyes would fall out.
"Ok, ok...and I know my eyes will not really fall out... right?"
This is Will writhing in pitiful angst during his torturous time on the couch....
...and then he realized I had my camera.
As for me, well I decided to try a Bread Pudding recipe billed as THE recipe for people who don't really like bread pudding. I was a little skeptical at first as I read through the instructions....until I came upon the Whiskey Cream Sauce that is supposed to be spooned on top.
So I got to mixing, cut up my sour dough bread and poured the milk, egg, butter, sugar and (real Haitian) vanilla mixture all over it.
Here's a close up....already looks good and it is not even cooked it yet!
55 minutes later it was toasty brown and bubbly!
The pudding-er (made-up word, I know) parts under the crusty top had an oatmeal-ish texture and I really do not like oatmeal. And neither do my children. As infants they barely tolerated rice cereal and they both absolutely refused to eat oatmeal of any kind. I totally understand!
However, the crustier parts were really good, because, well, they were drenched in warm Whiskey Cream sauce, duh!
Now Scott and I are plotting what to pour the sauce on next...I say vanilla ice cream!
Instead, Eliza Grace played Wii 's Littlest Pet Shop so long that I had to pry the controller from her hands and warn her that if she did not stop her eyes would fall out.
"Ok, ok...and I know my eyes will not really fall out... right?"
Will was sent to the "no-no" couch at least twice, once for hitting Scott with a plastic baseball bat - not a good behavior day for Will.
This is Will writhing in pitiful angst during his torturous time on the couch....
As for me, well I decided to try a Bread Pudding recipe billed as THE recipe for people who don't really like bread pudding. I was a little skeptical at first as I read through the instructions....until I came upon the Whiskey Cream Sauce that is supposed to be spooned on top.
Ok, seriously, I think I would eat just about anything with the following ingredients warmed and spooned
on to of it:
on to of it:
Here's a close up....already looks good and it is not even cooked it yet!
55 minutes later it was toasty brown and bubbly!
The verdict? Eliza Grace summed it up best when she said, "I like the flavor but I don't like the texture." I agree.
The pudding-er (made-up word, I know) parts under the crusty top had an oatmeal-ish texture and I really do not like oatmeal. And neither do my children. As infants they barely tolerated rice cereal and they both absolutely refused to eat oatmeal of any kind. I totally understand!
However, the crustier parts were really good, because, well, they were drenched in warm Whiskey Cream sauce, duh!
Now Scott and I are plotting what to pour the sauce on next...I say vanilla ice cream!
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Eliza Grace...whatcha doin'?
Eliza Grace...Eliza Grace....ELIZA GRACE!!
What?!
Whatcha doin?
Playing my Leapster
Can I play?
No!
Can I watch?
Yes...now please be quiet.
(Sigh)
(Sigh)
I'm bored
Well just sit there and suck your thumb
(Sigh)
Ok
What?!
Whatcha doin?
Playing my Leapster
Can I play?
No!
Can I watch?
Yes...now please be quiet.
(Sigh)
(Sigh)
I'm bored
Well just sit there and suck your thumb
(Sigh)
Ok
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