Don't let this cute face fool you, or do let it fool you, because it fools us all the time!
Welcome to Sarah's Dictionary, a 2 year olds interpretation of Websters Dictionary.
For now, I prefer Sarah's version
Possum: For others this may be known as "pasta" but for Sarah pasta must have a whole different flavor profile
Monkers: the term used for "monsters," but trust me "monkers" is way cuter
Ribbit ribbit: the sound Sarah's "turtle" potty apparently makes
Nory take: the phrase used anytime Norah is remotely close to Sarah, regardless if anything has been taken or not
Corn: any type of food that is white or yellow, which can include macaroni, cereal, cheese,or actual corn
Play Beans: what Sarah says when she wants to organize makes a mess with a gigantic bucket of Beads
Drive: the new word for waking up "Dry"
Boy: most would think this has to do with gender, but for Sarah it means I must hold her like a baby
Pop it: the phrase used when Sarah she wants me to bite into her apple to get it started
Pop it: the phrase used when Sarah she wants me to bite into her apple to get it started
Two babies: the phrase used when mommy is carrying both Levi and Sarah. I'd say she's very accurate, Mr Webster might have to agree.
It's coming: the phrase used every single time Sarah sits on the potty regardless if something is coming or not
#shemakesmelaugheveryday
I love "pop it!" That's my fave! I can't believe how long her hair is getting. Love that baby girl and love you Jen!!!
ReplyDeleteAwe those are cute! Love "pop it" for apple...especially since she wants you to take the first bite. I wonder how many apples you've consumed thru first bites?! Lol
ReplyDeleteHa, this is so cute!
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