Liza’s Dictionary: b’grage and b’graffe.
b’grage (buh-gur-ajeh) noun
The building behind our house where we park our car and store all kinds of strollers and junk.
“Park the car in the b’grage.”
b’jraffe (buh-jur-affe) noun
An orange and white animal with a really long neck.
“Look, Momma, a b’jraffe.”
Mommy’s Day Off
Momma didn’t have to work today and school was closed, so we dropped Jakey off at Debby’s and got to the Children’s Museum right when it opened. We headed straight for the bubbles area and I had some success with the bubble wands. I also learned how to point and shoot an air gun at some weather vanes. I learned a lot about air in general, as you can see from this photo of me in the windtunnel (of which I am not a big fan… ha ha… But seriously, it’s like a huge hand dryer and I don’t like those either.)
After I gave my rapt attention to each exhibit for an average of thirty seconds, we left and went to lunch at Momma’s favorite fish taco joint. I had some chips and guacamole and a quesadilla and rice.
It’s nice having a day to spend with just Momma. And no Jake. I think he will like to come to the museum with us next time, but it was nice having her to myself again for a day.
Liza’s Dictionary: Michicago
Michicago (mish-eh-kah-go) place
Where Beejar, Grandpa Gene and Grandma Joycee live. I frequently ask to go there.
“I wanna go Michicago.”
Liza’s Dictionary: Carryou
Since people seem to have a hard time understanding my vernacular, I’ve decided to add a new feature to my blog, word definitions, to help you along.
carryou (ker-ree-yoo) noun?
The act of having Mommy or Daddy transfer me from one location to another in their arms.
as in, “I want carryou.”
I learned it from Mommy and Daddy saying, “Do you want me to carry you?”
I seem to get less carryou since Jake was born.
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