Me: Maya, you're so cute I could eat you up!
Maya: Ewww. You don't eat people, that's yucky. You eat food, Mommy.
Noted.
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Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts
Sunday, May 09, 2010
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Our Morning
In honor of Mother's Day, Maya's preschool held a Muffins For Mom party where all the moms were invited to come in for muffins and to hang out with the class for a little bit. It was such a relief to not have to worry about Maya's breakfast for one morning. The kid requires at least an hour to finish her meal, no kidding. I knew she wouldn't have a chance when I realized she only had 30 minutes to eat her breakfast.
When we arrived her teachers had this picture waiting for us:
When we arrived her teachers had this picture waiting for us:
How cute is that? I love the ideas they come up with.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Catching Up
For Mother's Day we took a trip to the zoo where Maya got to ride an elephant statue since the real thing was no where to be found. That morning I was surprised with waffles that Maya had helped make, you just haven't lived until you've had lumpy waffles.
I knew I called her monkey for a reason.
Maya can now feed herself rice puffs which keeps her busy and gives me a few precious moments to myself. The bad side of her feeding herself is that now everything is considered food. All day she crawls along the carpet picking up fuzz, crumbs and mystery crust and attempts to eat it. Luckily, she likes to hold up her findings so that I can see the treasure she has discovered in our carpet buffet before sampling the tasty mystery, which leaves me a few seconds to retrieve it from her clutches.

I knew I called her monkey for a reason.
Maya can now feed herself rice puffs which keeps her busy and gives me a few precious moments to myself. The bad side of her feeding herself is that now everything is considered food. All day she crawls along the carpet picking up fuzz, crumbs and mystery crust and attempts to eat it. Luckily, she likes to hold up her findings so that I can see the treasure she has discovered in our carpet buffet before sampling the tasty mystery, which leaves me a few seconds to retrieve it from her clutches.
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