Deductive Reasoning Applied to Language

Callia used to be pretty good about switching tenses, but lately she has been adding extra syllables. Just now she said "think-ted", instead of thought, and "catch-ted" instead of "caught". Yesterday she said "cauchted" (cawch-ted) for "caught". Very creative. It comes from the same mind that decided a long while back that since "clothes" means more than one piece of clothing, then a single item, such as a shirt, would be a "clo". :) Like when I'm folding one of my shirts she would ask "Mommy is that your clo, or Daddy's?" She really is a smarty, but her assumptions get her in trouble with our disorganized language. Deductive reasoning does not work with English.

I have feet!

Today Thad grabbed his feet and played with them for the first time. I felt so proud of him. :)

We had just gotten home from the pool and Thad was still in his car seat which had been deposited on the living room floor. He was very entertained by those fat little feet. I should have taken a picture but I didn't. I'll have to get one. Oh so cute.

Bright and Beautiful

I am singing a little song to Thaddeus while he swings in his swing and he is smiling so sweetly and bashfully turning his head to the side like its just too much. He is adorable. :)