We'll start with the books I got from the library today - one on tractors, one on airplanes, 2 on squirrels and an assortment of Dr. Seuss books.
She's so in love with tractors and trucks that when we go for walks all she can say in her breathless admiration is "Mama! Look at all my trucks!"
A few weeks ago, we were at a stoplight and a tractor pulled up beside us. I pointed this out to Flannery but heard no response. I mentioned it again. Silence. I turned around to see why she was so quiet and saw my 2 year-old GIRL leaning as far towards the other window as her carseat straps would allow, mouth hanging open, speechless in her wonderment at the Caterpillar in the next lane.
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Wait until she sees her first train!
Miss Chris
I suspect she's got a bit of Gabe in her, or is spending too much time with him. Remember how he used to know how many spark plugs were in every Mac, Volvo, whatever, truck on the road?
Levi buys Analeasa a race car every time he goes to the pharmacy - and she loves Backhoes and all things tractor too. We encourage that. Don't guess you'd call it tom boy?
I think it sounds an awful lot like her papa and mama. Did anyone really think she would be one little girl interested in twirly dresses? Nope, she was born this way. Encourage it...tractors are much cooler than frills. ;)
Hey, is "organic chattanooga" Oriel by any chance? What happened to Oriel's house of pancakes?
And Erika - you're back in the northern regions now eh? We'll have to visit Tacoma next time we come over the mountains.
And that post above is from me, Sharon, I poked the wrong button and voila, I was anonymous on my own blog.
Yes, the Organic Chattanooga is O, but for some reason the Blogspot really likes me to use our blog address instead of my other blog not hosted by them as my tag. I suppose I could change it, but that's levi's usual tag sorry. and you can still view all our pics on O's house of fluffy pancakes, which I is desperately in need of an update.
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