Saturday, April 25, 2009
A few random RoAndRee-isms
Passing the Pick-ups: We have a "one pick-up" rule when we're driving in the car. Basically Ro and Ree know that I'll twist around and pick up the first thing each girl drops, but the second (or third, or fourth, or 80th) things they each drop are just going to stay on that danged floor until we park. Anyhow, we started driving to preschool and Ree immediately dropped her bag of Cheerios. So I groped around and handed it back to her. Two seconds later she dropped her stuffed animal and freaked out knowing that she was SOL. Ro quickly said "Dat alright mama, you can get it, Ree can have my pickup." Awww. That is some serious sisterly love.
They Don't Miss a Thing: The girls and I were having a really tough day and I heaved my tired body onto the couch, blew out a sigh of exasperation, and muttered "I seriously need some chocolate." Ree (who hadn't listened to a thing I said all day) instantly stopped playing and ran over. She smiled up at me, patted my knee, and said "I get you chockit, mama!" then ran off as I yelled "we don't have any in the house!" She was back a minute later with half of a Take 5 candy bar that I had hidden inside the mixing bowl in the back corner of the counter and then forgotten about long ago. Just killed me. I can't believe she knew that chocolate was there and never ate it. I wonder how long she'd been keeping tabs on it? (I did, of course, share it with them. I'm not completely heartless.)
We Are Family: While repeatedly dunking her half-gnawed chicken nugget in sauce Ree yelled "You know why I can double dip, mama?" "Why?" I asked. "Because we is family!" she happily replied as she took another dripping mouthful. Ro nodded her head in agreement, slurping a little and concurring "Because we all have da same germs!" Yup. That's right my honeys.
Love them.
(Ro is in the pink and Ree is in the blue)
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Love that! That is some serious sweetness. I love their stories.
ReplyDeleteThose just cracked me up. I needed a good laugh after I have run after 2 three year olds today. How do you do it?
ReplyDeleteEmpathy and compassion showing up in 3 year olds. Wow - some good parenting has to be going on there.
ReplyDeleteTwo little angels....
ReplyDeleteWow, the sisterly pick-up agreement is just too much! How sweet!
ReplyDeleteDarling, darling, darling!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, my sweeties, we is family, forever!
ReplyDeletelove,
wela
Mercy, the cuteness! I love it.
ReplyDeleteSo stinkin' sweet!
ReplyDeleteThey are so darn cute. Love that she ran to get you chocolate. Ro and Ree are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOMG that is the cutest post ever (actually all of them are) Im so sorry my husband wouldn't agree with adopting twins (but we have reasons) I'd love my own Ree and Ro and all the fun like you :)
ReplyDeletePlease give them one huge huge from me tonight !!
Molly, BC
I love the way you write the way they speak.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Every bit of it.
ReplyDeletethey are such sweeties as you would say. hehe
ReplyDeleteHello! Just wanted to pop in and say Hi. I'm a fellow blogger(newbie) and have come acriss your blog from another blog. I can't seem to remember from where, sorry. I think your blog is wonderful! I have laughed several times at the adventures of your beautiful girls! I look forward to reading more.
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They are so sweet!!!! It is so cute that they love each other so much!
ReplyDeleteAwwww your girls are seriously TOO DARN GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteI'm constantly amazed at your girls ability to "get" some things - like the "that's ok Mama, Ree can have my pick up"!!! To work out that their is one pick up each - I think they are just genius!
M3 you are the very best mom ever for Ro & Ree. Don't ever doubt yourself. yes it's hard rewarding work. You know how to love and care for your children. Believe me not all women who have children know how to keep them safe physically and emotionally.
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't believe the emotional pieces I had to pick up yesterday for my grandson. You get motherhood, bless you.
Bella
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ReplyDeleteI tell you you have the cutest girls around!!! They love one another and your family and are so kind to one another! Seeing many siblings in action, your two have a special love and much of how they treat one another has been taught them by an AMAZING, chockit lovin' mamma!! Love you friend! xo
ReplyDeleteaaawwww...what sweet girls you have!!!
ReplyDeletehow adorable are these two?!
ReplyDeleteYour girls are beautiful, and clearly well-loved and loving. To me, nothing is better than seeing my kids connect to "being a family." Good job, Mama! :)
ReplyDeleteCourtney
They are so sweet!!! I love reading your blog as you (THEY) always make me smile:)
ReplyDeleteBecause we all have da same germs.
ReplyDeleteSnort!
Ahhhh- those are awesome, know you feel incredibly blessed, even on the days that require chocolate!
ReplyDeletethats so good i can't wait for those family days we been waiting 37 months so far
ReplyDeleteAw. So very sweet.
ReplyDelete(new reader but lova ya!)
This pair will have to share the crown for cutest three year olds in the world. They are the sweetest!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing sweeter than a 3-year-old!
ReplyDeleteNow...can you tell me how to make "rainbow ponies?!" Pi saw them on Ree and Ro and now guess who wants them. Her favorite color, you see, is "multicolored."
I tried...but let's just say my daughter is very patient when she wants something. :-) Do you start on the sides? The top? Help! I need hairdo camp!
Too dear for words. When I read your post, I wanted to reach through the screen and give your girls both a hug. They are lovely children, inside and out.
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Those are the "Mommy Moments" that I love!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your girls! I remember when you were waiting for referral - I can't believe they are so big already! Glad you are enjoying each moment (well, most of them LOL)!!!
ReplyDeleteCute stuff. I love these little windows into your life. Those girls are just too too much. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe 'hidden' chocolate bar story is great . I saw a commercial recently ,for I*kea, i think, where the mom is in the kitchen, and is sneaking some chocolate, which is hidden in the back of a neatly organized kitchen drawer.
ReplyDeleteTHe voice over says, 'I think the little girl suspects something', as the kid peeks into the kitchen!
Very cute anecodotes, keep them coming!!
Awww.... too cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat SWEET girls. I especially love Ro giving Ree her pickup. Too sweet!
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