Again, an ever-evolving post just because there are few things sweeter than little people and the phrases they create when learning to talk.
W- "Bite me." (How he asks for something to eat.)
W- "Fork me." (He wants a fork.)
W- "I forgive you." (He was asked to say, "Please forgive me.")
W- "He bit me." (Anytime someone kisses him, and he decides he doesn't like it.)
E- "Ding-dong." (Apparently, this replaces "timber" when something falls over.
E- "That funny?" (When you're developing a sense of humor, you have to ask.)
E-"Just body?" (He had 2 layers on. When I removed one shirt, he wanted the other one off, too.)
E- While in a store, I said, "We have to pay." He folded his hands and began to PRAY! (So it's not saying, but hearing the dardest things in this one. Oh well.)
E- "I play the tuba." (Said while sucking his thumb... not really supposed to do that. Fairly sure this was his way of getting around that minor technicality.)
Both- (This is a conversation overheard on the monitor.) After they had called for me and I didn't come right away they began to have discussion about where I could possibly be. "Shopping?" "To the bathroom?" "To bed?" Some days, I wish babies... some days.
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