German Lessons
As you can see, I still have not learned how to say, “get off the chair” in German!By the way, I tried to get Kayla to read that “Ruff Love” book. When she came to the part that said no beds or furniture, she ate the book.
As you can see, I still have not learned how to say, “get off the chair” in German!By the way, I tried to get Kayla to read that “Ruff Love” book. When she came to the part that said no beds or furniture, she ate the book.
Ha, ha, ha – I love it! Good girl, Kayla :~)
Judy, I think that before Kayla left home, Julie told her to torment me as much as possible.
Wow, she really does listen to Momma Julie! So, she is like Aslan … I feel he will either keep me young or bury me early … we shall see! I’m pretty darn stubborn myself, so we are “in for the long haul” :~)
Awww, look at her pretty smile for the camera! Hee hee. She’s just too cute to stay mad at. I say the same thing for Schumi too! I agree with you Judy, Schumi keeps me busier than I’ve ever been!
Becky,
Do you know why Kayla has such a pretty smile? Because she has found that throw-rugs are great for flossing teeth!
I have been looking at the photos of Kayla and wondering what her defining factor is . . . just got it. It’s the devilish twinkle in those eyes! You’re going to have to stay quick-witted and fleet-footed with this one Carole!
HA Terri! You hit the nail on the head! She always has that devilish twinkle in her eyes. Sometime her antics cause me to feel more dim-witted than quick-witted.
There is a towel covering the seat of “her chair” that she loves to pull to the floor and shake. She is so sly about it that I’m not aware that it’s happened.
Julie—no need to tell me that I should umbilical cord her to me…who said that she’s not? lol