spinge bock

I just love how you pronounce Sponge Bob! Also coins are pronounced coneys in your lexicon. Baby it's becoming hard to keep up with you.

Love,
Daddy.

knockeners

One of my favorite words you still say is "knockeners", meaning binoculars.

...my daughters!

It didn't take long to figure out that "daughters" means dollars. "My dollars, my dollars...!" Isn't it great you already have a concept of money? You know that we need it to buy stuff at Publix and Target and also that you carry it in yours purse. I love that you can take orders like a little teeny tiny waitress, Isabel.

Daddy

...a monster

Baby, this weekend I had so much fun hiding in our cave from those scary "mosters" and holding you so tightly. The mosters will never get us!

Daddy.

Howdy partner!

Daddy is back from Texas. He taught you how to speak like a Texan and say "Howdy parner!" Of course you took it a step further and call everything "partner".

-Hi, daddy partner.
-I'm Isabel partner.

Today we had a great time parading around the living room. You played maraca and I played the trumpet. Making music together... issss AWESOME!!

I finally figured out that "des bor" is how you say explorer from Dora the Explorer. You speak so well for a little girl your age. I wish you weren't growing up so fast, but it is nice to see how much you learn each day.

Mr. Corcho

Today you made your mother cry tears of joy because you got so excited about the little cork person your daddy made. He always comes up with these spur-of-the-moment creations which you love. Daddy makes you say anything he wants for his enjoyment. Mr. Corcho was a hit. It provided more entertainment than all your other toys.

Today, you also realized that touching a light bulb while its on really really hurts. Hopefully it's the last time you do that.