The girls have been KILLING us with cuteness lately.
The girls are just getting too smart for their own good. Abby has now leaped to a whole new level of manipulation. Every night when we put them down to sleep, we anticipate a good amount of giggling, jumping, and peek-a-boos coming from their room. We try and let them jabber for a while before we go in and play Night-night Nazis... Well, the past couple of days have been a riot. After giving them a sufficient amount of time to wind down, I have gone in to "settle" them down. Lately when I've walked in the door, Abby does her belly-flop into the bed (she knows I'm going to lay her down) and then starts saying "No more...no more!" See, that's what I say when I go in. "That's enough, no more girls! It's time for night-night!" It's this vicious game and Abby KNOWS my next move before I even make it. That's just funny.
Well, it has reached a whole new level now because when I'm trying to use my "serious Mama" voice, Abby has started interrupting me and saying, "Night-night Mama...I wub you!" How in the world am I supposed to fight that one? It's worse if I'm getting on Laney, because Abby will continue to say "I wub you" a hundred times to deflect my annoyance from Laney! Man, they look out for each other.
Laney, on the other hand, will show how irritated she is with me for ending their fun and refuse to tell me I love you. I normally just say, "Well, Mama loves you anyway," and start to walk out. I'm not three steps away before she's belting out, "I love you!!!!!" It's like she has proven her point, and now wants to ensure I'm loved too. (My heart swells at this point)
Other than the night time hilarity, the girls have also started this "good girl" gig. Randomly this weekend, Abby looked at me and said, "Mama, LaLa a good girl?" (Yes, they still talk in third person although Laney DID say "MINE" this weekend!) I of course responded with, "YES! Abby, you ARE a good girl! You're a very good girl!" It's too cute too, because it sounds more like, "Good gurl".
However, once again, these girls take it to a whole new level. We lovingly refer to them as our Chinese hillbillies (no comments please) because they LOVE to be shoeless. So yesterday, when we were in the car and they kicked off their shoes, Abby immediately piped in with, "Mama, Lala good girl?" Laney giggled, squeezed her piggies out of her shoes with reckless abandon, and simply announced, "MeiMei a good girl!" They think they're cute....lucky for them, they ARE!!!
Abby also wanted to ensure that everyone in our family was a good girl. She did this little banter with me...It looked like this:
Abby: LaLa a good girl?
Me: Yes, LaLa, you're a good girl!
Abby: MeiMei a good girl?
Me: Yes, MeiMei is a good girl too!
Abby: Mama a good girl?
Me: Yes, I'm a good girl.
Abby: Baba a good girl?
Me: No, Baba is a good BOY!
Abby: Baba a good boy!!!
And she bounded off to her next adventure! I guess she just wanted to be sure we were all on our best behavior!
Once again, a post with no pics....just shoot me! (Tony has a good picture to post on his next entry!)
Merry Christmas 2021
2 years ago
7 comments:
DEAR LIL ONES,YOU ARE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR, LIKE SUNSHINE AND SUN-FLOWERS AND LOVE AS PURE AS A NEW BORN PUPPY. HEARING YOU GIRLS GIGGLING AND CHATTERING ARE PRICELESS. AND BEING WITH YOU IS AS GOOD OF A TREAT AS A BIG CHOC. ICE CREAM CONE, SO THANKS FOR BEING IN OUR LIVES AND OUR HEARTS, LOVE YOU BUNCHES NOW AND FOREVER, GRAN(GIGI) AND GRANDPA SADLER
They learn quick how to pull those heart strings, don't they?
Sounds like everyone in getting along great, and they are growing by leaps and bounds.
Can't wait for pictures!!!!
Lynnette
Sounds very cute! Boy do those girls have you wrapped around their tiny fingers! :-) It sounds so precious and fun. Enjoy this time. It won't last forever, at least that's what I'm told.
Vickie and Tom Avery
How sweet. :-) Don't you just love this weather???
I am totally in love with them! Ellie is so excited to meet them! 3 more weeks.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY RETT!!!!!! Enjoy your day with your girls.
From one blessed mom to another,
Kara Landis
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