"Tim" is Melina's word for "some." In the past several months she's used several variations on it, like Tim? Tim? Tim? and then Timba-tim? Timba tim-tim? Tim timba-tim?
I just wanted to record this before she gives it up. It happens fast. Now instead of saying "oatie" she says "horsie," which really just isn't as cute.
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In Melina's words
- I want to go to Thailand, so we can go in those cups that spin and see the big castle.
- Can you give me your hair?
- I don't like meatballs that aren't from Ikea.
- When I'm sad, I go to the window, look outside, and see a castle far, far away.
- Mother Nature never runs out of bandaids. Right, mommy?
- I want to move. I want to be not used to all of this.
- I didn't been on a plane since in a while. (Sometimes those tenses are so hard!)
- (After I let her taste my beer, which she hated): When I go back to preschool, I'll tell them that I got to have beer in Mexico.
- (In Mexico): We have this road at home.
- No, gracias!
Books and movies I'm now enjoying
- Book: The Hunger Games
- Book: The Help
- TV: Glee
- Series: Doc Martin
- Movie: Nowhere in Africa
- Book: Desolation Island (Patrick O'Brien)
- Book: The Mauritius Command (Patrick O'Brien)
- Book: The Once and Future King
- Book: Free-Range Kids (see review)
- Movie: Water (another wonderful story about a six-year-old widow in India during the time of Ghandi)
Things I've Made Lately
- Hot toddies
- Dark fruitcake
- 24-hour salad
- BBQ ribs
- Chicken 'n' chips casserole
- Freezer Surprise
- Korean spicy tofu
- Feta cheese
1 comment:
Its a good idea to make note of some of these cute words and expressions. The only one of yours I remember was "deedoh" for "thank you." We still use it occasionally!
Keep writing!
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