Sunday, February 7, 2010

I was told to write this down

This evening Abigail and I were playing a game with the magnets on the fridge. While we were playing this interesting game we were eating pizza. Now, some of you are my friends on facebook, so you maybe thinking, I thought Sarah was going non-processed. Well, I am working on it. We did have a cheese pizza that had some organic substance. That made me feel better. Its a work in progress, like everything else I suppose. Anyways.. So, back to the game. While we were playing the game and eating our pizza my daughter is sitting in her bra and panties. For those of you who don't know Abigail, she does wear panties and a bra EVERYDAY. While she is at home she normally just wears her bra and panties around the house. While eating she got pizza sauce on her face. What does she do? Well, what any other child would do wipe her face off with her clothes. Since, she didn't have a shirt on she of course wiped her face off with her bra. This causing a red sauce mark on it. She of course couldn't wear that, so it came off. My child since the age of two has missed very few days of going without her bra. She thought it was just too funny she was wearing just her panties. She stands up and laughing says, "Look at me, I'm Suuuuper Panties" She and I both giggled. After we both laughed she told me I needed to write that down so, I could remind her of this when she gets older.

I thought I would also include she calls the refrigerator the fridge unless she is putting something in it. When she puts something in it she'll say I'll put it in the fridge for later. Which actually I never corrected her when she use to call it the fridge for later all the time because I thought it was so cute. Refrigerator does sound very similar to fridge for later..

On another note, Abbie had a dentist appointment last week with no cavities. I'm pretty excited that she is cavity free! She does have to have what was explained to me like a root canal. Her upper molar on the right side has an exposed nerve.. OUCH! I know! Thank goodness we're getting it fixed! I'll let you know how it goes!

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Three is our limit

Abbie is in three activities. I think that is the max. If we add anything now we'll have to remove another activity. She is in girl scouts (which the cookies will be on sale in March and I am taking orders now!), gymnastics, and now cheer leading. Today was her first game. She is actually cheering through the First United Methodist church in Claremore with Upward.org. There isn't any "girl" basketball team, however they do have co-ed teams. They said if more girls were interested they would start, but I guess there aren't enough little girls who want to do that. I have a girlie girl who has no interest in sports at this time in her life. I think since she was three she has wanted to be a cheerleader. She has always told me she wants to be on the very top of the pyramid. I have included some pictures of her first "game" to attend.












Everything else is going well. She got moved up in gymnastics and I am always surprised of what she does every week. Last week they did work on the balance beam and there was a short one and a medium tall one.. The short one is wider then the one that is taller. Well, the girls in her class got to pick which one they wanted to get on and my little girl of course picks the taller thinner one. She did good. She wants to do gymnastics competitively, she wants trophies. Maybe next year.. we'll see what our schedule is like. School is going great. :)