So Eric was actually getting after me about only having 2 posts this whole month, and I decided I'd better repent fast. In my defense it's been in the 40's and even 50's the last 2 weeks here and we rediscovered our backyard. Plus Eric and I have been reading the Left Behind series and watching TV shows on hulu after the girls go to bed, so my nighttimes (a normal blogging time) have been taken up. Oh and Katelyn has only been napping about twice a week. :( Anyway, Whitney learned to crawl and pull herself up to stand! And screech loudly for attention or when Katelyn takes something away from her. Which has been a problem lately.
This shows her in her "pegleg crawl" position. She sometimes bends one knee and keeps the other straight to crawl, it's hilarious.
The other night Katelyn's cars went to a restaurant. Here they are in their shoe "chairs" around a "table".
Since Whitney's been standing occasionally I wanted to take a picture of them standing together- it kind of worked.
Also, Katelyn's been making up a lot of words lately. A few examples:
"slobbity" as in "I don't want to eat one it will make my throat slobbity"
"yoshi" as in "my apple is yoshi"
"pouched" as in "the chair pouched my arm"
and many others I forgot to write down.
And to our delight, she has started spelling out things whenever she sees words. Most commonly on food packages and clothing. Like the other morning I heard her saying "2,5,o,z, smiley face, 1,L,B, 9,o,z" She was reading the bottom of a cereal bag and the smiley face was a parenthesi. Then she spelled out Tootie Fruities. It's been really fun, and we've been trying to help her sound things out. So now she's also always going around saying "What does firetruck start with? fuh-fuh-F!" She can do all the easy letters that only have one sound. So cool! But I have major problems with our crazy language!!! How do you justify some things starting with C, others with S or K?? I guess I needed to be an english teacher so I could understand. But it's ridiculous. I asked Eric a few spelling rules-type questions and he was like "that's why we have spelling bees and they don't in other languages." True! Ours is the only dumb non-phonetic language. It's going to be hard to teach her all the crazy words.
Basically it's been a fun month!