then my light bulb lit up. i opened up the broiler and there it was. what was once a diaper (unused to those who may be wondering, and more than likely placed there by ori) was now a blob, a bubbling plastic-like mess on the bottom of the broiler.
out of shock, i uttered a pretty poorly chosen word to describe my frustration. and then, in the sweetest, most dear and precious voice, i heard a little echo repeat back to me "shit...?", stated in the form of a very long and very cute little question. as adorable as it was, i gave her the bad word talk, cleaned up the diaper, aired out the kitchen and baked some pretty delicious cookies.

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LOL - yes, they repeat everything! I'll never forget when my firstborn son learned how to rhyme. We were walking through the mall when, at the top of his precious little voice, he started going through the alphabet rhyming things with "duck". I thought I would die when he got to the f. You see, this is why it's so much fun to embarrass them as teens - it gets to be payback time.
The top is darling!
Love the top---could also see a bit of those fashionable green boots. Ori is taking naturally to preparing things in the oven---hopefully, he will soon advance to food preparation. Oh LJ and Danny--it is just beginning and the road ahead will be fun for you.
Love,
Ma
Don't be too hard on Phia.. I think the correct response would be "Oh shit"
Ori keep em guessing and on their toes.
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