Anna updates

I swear she said "Goddamit, they forgot my drink!" But I couldn't get her to repeat the first part of what she said. She was like, "why do you ask me to repeat?"

I don't think she heard me say "Goddamit, they forgot your drink!" because I wasn't really angry or anything, though yes, they did forget her drink. I can't imagine I said that but maybe I did? I mean, where else would she have gotten that??? Did I say that?

Anna's calling God on the phone for stuff, telling me to "OK, RE-LAX, mommy!", and acting like the grocery store is a trip to Disney (MOMMY, I am sooooo EXCITED to go to the grocery store!!! Oohhh, look at all the cholocate! And the bananas! And the milk! Can I help you? We need TWO goldfish packs, mommy. No? RE-LAXXX, mommy!!). I think I've blogged this before: I never take her to the grocery store. I hate shopping and it's all in my mind too much. But now I'm tired of going at 9pm after she's in bed. So let's do this together and make it fun. And we did. And it was a hoot. I think the people around us enjoyed watching her too. Then when we checked out, she asks loudly: "Mommy, is Daddy coming home tonight?" Like he never comes home. Or he never sees her or something. Totally false. He just wasn't home yet when we decided to go to the grocery store at 6pm. I laughed it off and "WHAT? Ofcourse!" in case the people around me thought this cute kid's daddy was a louse.

When I tell her she's growing into a neat little girl, she says "Awwwww, thanks mommy!" And she totally is.

Kids really do say some cute stuff. And it's cuter if it's your kid. Anna's always been a talker but just now she's getting more quirky, sassy, grown up and personal and really makes us laugh. Maybe she's behind on that part. Maybe others her age are already that funny. Dunno. It seems to come out much more lately.