Thursday, February 28, 2008

Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Me

When I woke up this morning, I looked out the big window in the kitchen and saw snow, snow, snow, snow, snow, snow, snow . . . .

Monday, February 11, 2008

Expanding My Vocabulary

I've picked up a few new words since I last posted:

  • Bob: the elwoh (see below), rectangular guy on the cartoons

  • bot bok: the container I take to school that holds my lunch

  • Dahhy: the grown up with the black-rimmed glasses who feeds the ditties (see below) and gets my belly (pictured)

  • ditty: any of the furry, four-legged creatures that roam our housed (pictured)

  • elwoh: the color of Bob and bananas

  • owie: a heavy jacket

I'm Back

Daddy finally figured out the problem with my blog template (the problem that caused the background to be solid purple). Now that we've crossed that bridge, I'll make an effort to post more frequently.

Saturday, January 26, 2008

I Suppose I Need a Name for My Brother

Mommy and Daddy are a little disappointed that I still don't have a name for my brother even though I have names for three of the five Backyardigans. To that I say, "The Backyardigans have never wrestled me to the ground and yelled, 'You're yucky!' "

But Meyer is my brother, regardless of how many times he squirts me in the face with soapy water, so I should probably come up with something to call him. Here's what I've got:

Meymi


It's pronounced MIGH-mee. Think of the words my and me combined into one word.

Naturally, this will cause people problems. "Meymi" is one vowel sound away from being "Mommy" or "Mimi." And, since I'm not quite two years old, I have trouble pronouncing vowel sounds clearly. Sorry, you'll just have to rely on context clues.

Friday, November 2, 2007

Life Is Cruel

Thanks to diapers, hand-me-down shoes, an aggressive older brother, and the church nursery, my life is already pretty hard. But Wednesday Mommy and Daddy decided that I had it a little too easy and that they needed to make my life even more difficult. So they made me dress like a bug for an entire day. A bug! Something that people smash, ward off with citronella candles, or kill with insecticide. What a miserable fate! In addition to the indignity of spending the day as an insect, the costume itself was oppressively hot and covered pretty much my entire body.



Meyer, by contrast, got to dress as his favorite cartoon character. The injustice stings like bug spray.

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Saturday, September 22, 2007

One Cookie

Domino's has challenged patrons to grow an Oreo® mustache with the help of one of their Oreo® Dessert Pizzas. The dessert pizza may not be necessary. Look at what I did with just one cookie: