
This child.
This child dresses herself each morning, matching stripes with florals and purple shoes with red pants.
This child announces that she's going outside to play, and when her mother tells her to wait a few minutes, she waits until everyone is distracted and goes outside anyway.
This child insists on wearing her "snowman coat" when the temperature is 61 degrees.
This child wears her loud fleece hat backwards and refuses assistance to turn it around.
This child awakens at 6 a.m., walks to the kitchen, takes out a loaf of bread, slaps it down on her mother's abdomen, and announces that she wants break-ast. Now. Pweeeaaase.
This child resists naps.
This child resists bedtime.
This child is two. Very, very two.
She is the source of abundant joy and the cause of considerable consternation.
Her daddy says she's just like her mama.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Independence
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Categories: Kids, Parenting, Photography
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12 comments:
She sounds like she is SMART!
Cute definitely!
Wow, I bet you are looking forward to the teenage years with this one! ;) You know, these exact skills will help her be a strong, independent, go-getter girl one day. She has a twinkle in her eye!
I have one just like her. But, mine hits the teenage milestone this year. You're in for one great roller coaster - you'll experience fear and joy you've never imagined all in one ride!!!
Why do daddy's always say they act like the moms? She is super cute! I love that she doesn't match! Independant is wonderful!! I love two years old!!
She's a cutie and I love her style! :-)
Sandy
Hi! - gorgeous photos and fun post. I just found my way over here from PW - noticed you are from MT also. Glad to have found you and I look forward to exploring your site.
I have one of those. Very two indeed!
Yep. I've got one of those myself... Saaaannnaaaa can! she shouts every two minutes. And yes, she certainly is capable of doing it herself. Patience is a virtue and I sure could use a couple of extra hours of the day to let her do things at her own pace. My god they are wonderful!
And yours look absolutely beautiful!
Hi !
I love your blog Raising country kids I was raised on a hobby farm with animals also I sat here and read some of your blog post and thought ya i can relate to a lot of them. I just loved to worm the sheep and have poop on me from head to toe I would do anything to get the sheep down lol
well hope to see you on my blog stop by and say Hi!
Sounds like my 2 year old daughter. And she sure is colorful!
Gotta LOVE her!
I can completely relate! Keep on toeing the line with her--it pays off big time! She's uber adorable, which makes it even harder!
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