Leaving for gymnastics class one morning Taylor says "Alphabet. A-A Alphabet starts with A. Annoying. A-A Annoying starts with A too" Yes, yes it does. Where does she get this from?

"Razzie poops in the snow. I'm very impressed. I'm not happy about it" Taylor says as the dog comes back in from outside.

One Liners

I love the comments little kids make:

We have a dog with long hair and I was cutting knots out of it.....Taylor was watching with great interest. Later that day after Taylor got out of the bath and as I was brushing her damp hair she says: "You can cut the knots out if you want"

Or when we were watching a video about airplanes, she asks: "Mommy why do airplanes fly through clouds"?

We hosted my brother's birthday celebration this year. As all of the adults are showing up Taylor asks: "Did anyone bring any kids for me to play with?''. Unfortunately the answer was no. But I did explain that one of his friends was pregnant and had a baby in her belly. To which she responded with: "Well is it going to come out and play with me?"

Small day-to-day things can be the cause of celebration to kids. My husband was using the bathroom and when Taylor heard the flush she started skipping around singing "There goes his pee".

Taylor, I have learned loves to snuggle in our bed and listen to her father's alarm clock. The wake up tune is a Cold Play song called: Viva La Vida. I rolled over and turned it off mid song, I mean really, who likes an alarm clock. Taylor bolted upright "Mommy you turned off my song". Apparently that is her song. My three year old likes Cold Play.