Clara turned FOUR this weekend.
The fact that she is this old already blows my mind.
Investigating sprinkles that were dropped at the party the night before.... |
Here are some of my favorite things my FOUR year old does these days....
- Price-a-be - I'm never allowed to be in the bathroom by myself. Ever. But if she goes in one, even if it is just to wash her hands or blow her nose, she say's to me,
"Get out, Mama! Shut the door! I need my price-a-be!"
For her birthday, Rhiannon made Clara an amazing fort. |
- Hos-ti-ble - If she, or any other person, animal (stuffed or real), or sometimes even her imaginary friends Lisa and Ana ever fall, get a headache, a scratch etc, we have to pretend to take them to the hostible, and right away, too!
I tried to remedy this by telling her she's not allowed to get out of bed until the sun comes up. She takes this literally.
(The sun sure does rise early.)
All her friends helping her open her gifts! |
- Spunk - I have no idea where she got it from, but this kid has perfected her sarcastic looks and snarky comebacks.
Making slides for her new microscope. |
Playing with balloons before that beautiful fire filled the house with smoke... |
- Stories - Clara tells the best stories with some pretty intense details. She also likes to tell me things like,
"Mama, when I grow up I'm going to be a doctor. Yup, I'm going to be a doctor who works in the grocery store."
Always eat cake for your birthday breakfast. Always! |
- Time - She tells time like a champ.
In case you are wondering, it's 49 'o'clock.
Always.
- Rocks - I didn't know this was a hereditary thing, but apparently I have passed this gene on to both of my girls.
They collect rocks.
Not just pretty colored rocks that you can use to decorate with, either. I have baggies upon baggies of rocks they find everywhere.
Nobody should be forced to house concrete chunk collections for 10+ years.
Happy birthday little miss Clara!
We love you to the moon and back!!!!
Congratulations to your little girl on her birthday. If you ever look at the TV-show Pippa Longstocking (or Pippi Långstrump in Swedish) she will explain to you what Spunk means :-)/Helen
ReplyDeleteThank you, Helen! I used to watch Pippi all the time! haha.
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