Re: humor and new accomplishments

[Guest guest]

Congrats!!! I get so excited by the accomplishments!

--- In @y..., " sillybear65 " <sillybear65@h...>

wrote:

> I had to share this humorous story with you. Every Wednesday and

my

> daughters preschool is Show-and-Tell day. On Tuesday evening, I

told

> her that tomorrow was show-and-tell and she needed to go and pick

> something out. I asked her what she was going to take. She

> answered, " Poop. " I said, " You can't take poop to school. " She

> looked at me and said, " Uh-huh! " My husband said she didn't say

> that. I asked her again what she was going to take. She looked

at

> her dad and said, " Poop!! " This happens to be a new word!!! We

also

> heard a new word this evening coming home from shopping. She

looked

> at me and said, " Mom, boo boo. " I was a little confused, I asked

her

> if she meant booby or owie. She took off her coat and began

lifting

> her shirt and pointing, I quickly learned that she didn't mean

> owie!! At this point I don't care what the words are just so they

> are coming, you know. However, I am glad that this happened in

the

> vehicle and not inside the store!!

> Another thing I would like to share in her progress is that she is

> beginning to write everthing!! She can write, her name, mom, dad,

> and two of her uncles names so far. This has just been

accomplished

> within the last 2-3 weeks. Lately she showing a big interest in

the

> alphabet. I get so excited when she shows improvement like

this!!!!

> Just thought that sometimes we can all use a little humor to

lighten

> things up a bit.

> Thank you,

[Guest guest]

sillybear65 <sillybear65@...> wrote: I had to share this humorous

story with you. Every Wednesday and my

daughters preschool is Show-and-Tell day. On Tuesday evening, I told

her that tomorrow was show-and-tell and she needed to go and pick

something out. I asked her what she was going to take. She

answered, " Poop. " I said, " You can't take poop to school. " She

looked at me and said, " Uh-huh! " My husband said she didn't say

that. I asked her again what she was going to take. She looked at

her dad and said, " Poop!! " This happens to be a new word!!! We also

heard a new word this evening coming home from shopping. She looked

at me and said, " Mom, boo boo. " I was a little confused, I asked her

if she meant booby or owie. She took off her coat and began lifting

her shirt and pointing, I quickly learned that she didn't mean

owie!! At this point I don't care what the words are just so they

are coming, you know. However, I am glad that this happened in the

vehicle and not inside the store!!

Another thing I would like to share in her progress is that she is

beginning to write everthing!! She can write, her name, mom, dad,

and two of her uncles names so far. This has just been accomplished

within the last 2-3 weeks. Lately she showing a big interest in the

alphabet. I get so excited when she shows improvement like this!!!!

Just thought that sometimes we can all use a little humor to lighten

things up a bit.

Thank you,

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