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November 12, 2009

a brief sentence

Leaving Chelo's tonight, Julia says "Bye bye eat."

November 17, 2009

No More

We listen to cds in the car. Mostly kid cds, some not.

No matter what it is we are listening to, in those few seconds of silence between songs, Julia will almost always announce "No more!" during the silence.

The way she pronounces it is "no mahh".

Cutest thing ever.

Today in the car, TJ, Julia and I were all yelling "no mahh" when the song ended. It was quite enjoyable.

November 21, 2009

just you and me Mama

Often times, when it is just Julia and I she will say the following, because she knows it's just us.

No TJ. (sometimes when looking at the empty car seat next to her.)

No Daddy.

No Mimi.

December 17, 2009

Julia language

Julia says "doe" - usually in a drawn out whisper when she is thanking you for giving her something.

December 22, 2009

bye bye TT, hello TJ

Julia has been calling TJ "TT for a long time."

Today, she officially started calling him "Tee-Jay."

Exciting, but a little sad.

January 14, 2010

Byebye I-ya

I-ya has been the name of Elmo for as long as Julia could say I-ya. She's a bit obsessed with the red monster and will settle for no other sleeping wear. Must have Elmo. Mama must do laundry every day because she doesn't own that many pairs of Elmo pajamas.

John asked her tonight who was on her shirt. She looked at him and said, clear as day. "Elmo.".TJ, especially, thought it was funny and asked her about twenty times "who is that on your shirt, Julia?"

Each time, the answer was the same. "Elmoooooooooooooooooooooooo."

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