The punctuation is a bit off and there are awkward pauses between words sometimes, but Aubrey is trying her best to put two (or more) words together. Here's a sample of recent sentences in chronological order (first said to most recent):
"Love Leo." -No, not mommy or daddy, or Egon. Sorry Egon.
"Love Mommy." -After spilling milk on the floor. Instantly forgiven.
"Cows eat grass." -Hiking with Bea and Fred at Hook Bog Lake Natural Area.
"Emma run fast." -Fred's dog. She does run fast.
"Mommy no work! Nurse!!!" -Screamed upon waking up to find T off to work.
We also have a collection of words that are used daily:
"This one!" -Pointing to cds or books.
"Alright" -When asked to do something she wants to do and "no" otherwise.
"Come on!" -Repeating after daddy, who apparently says "come on" a lot.
"Cook!" -Might be replacing "Eat" as the signal to get food into Aubrey's belly.
"Watch?" -A new favorite, used for cooking primarily.
"Shave?" -Requested of daddy by Aubrey while mimicking daddy shaving.
11/19/2009
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She'll be dialoging in complete sentences by Christmas! Isn't this FUN? I can hardly wait!
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