What I heard and saw in my house:

Savannah said:
It is princess sports time..... I think that might be an oxymoron.

What I saw Savannah wearing:
underwear and a home depot kids club apron (they are pretty similar to the regular bright orange aprons that all the HD employees wear)

What I saw Zoe wearing:
boots..... nothing but a pair of rain boots. She is potty training and takes all her clothes off first thing in the morning and refuses to wear anything all day unless we are going somewhere in the car..... and then I usually have to chase her down to put the diaper on her....

Heard in my House.... Yesterday

Scene: sitting on the ground at the end of the driveway in 65-70 degree weather.

Who: Mom, Savannah, and Zoe

Conversation-

Mom: "No Zoe, you can't eat Savannah's sticker book."

Savannah: "No Zoe, you can't eat my stickers, you have to eat the....."

Let's just say that Zoe breastfeeds.

Let's just say that I was glad others weren't around.

Another Round of Heard in my House Today

So during bathtime,

Savannah says: I don't feel so well.
to which I replied: What hurts.
and Savannah: The sidewalk.

Now last I checked the sidewalk was not a part of her body, but I think what she was trying to say is that the skinned toe that we have had a bandaid on during the last few days was hurting and that she hurt it on the sidewalk. Atlas though, it was rather amusing.

Heard in my House Today

So it has started to actually be bearable weather around here now.... start in the sixties and end in the eighties.... anyway, I decided this morning to take advantage of it and open the windows.

As Savannah was playing in her toy kitchen, next to her window, I opened it. And this is what I heard:

S: It's cold out there. (only 65 degrees, but it is all relative)
S: There's grass out there.
M: Yup.
S: There is worms in the grass.
M: Who told you that???
S: MaryAnn.
S: And there is the watermelons and the cantaloupes.

So there you go Maryann, you left a lasting impression about worms in the gardens and grass. Not only did you successfully keep her out of your garden, but now all gardens in general.

Thank you.