Lately John has been learning to communicate the concepts of more or less. But he communicates it in terms of distance. If he wants to indicate very "something," he says "all the way to Seneca." If something is very extreme or intense, it's "all the way to Texas" or "all the way to Mimi and Pa's house." When we were driving out here, Christopher spit up after we got a couple miles down the road from lunch. I asked if it was a lot or a little, and he said "all the way to Mimi and Pa's house." I asked him if it was just "all the way to Seneca." He said "No way. All the way to Texas." Unfortunately, John was right...
Here are some pictures of John and Christopher sharing toast while waiting for Tony to come home from work.
Danielle Behind the Wheel
1 day ago
2 comments:
Just watch out for the situation that is "All the way to England"...!
Or "all the way around the world and back to our house."
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