Last Wednesday it snowed and snowed. Voila, our first snowman! Poor guy didn't have much of a chance. He was significantly smaller each day, losing his nose one day, his eyes the next, and then his mouth. Come to think of it, I am not sure where that hat is. Adelaide is still obsessing a bit over these lost facial extremities. When Adelaide needs to announce things, her cadence changes and she puts great emphasis on the last word of her phrase/sentence. So we have been hearing (in reference to the snowman), "lost his NOSE" or "he's lost his EYES" for the past several days....
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
"He's lost his EYES"
Last Wednesday it snowed and snowed. Voila, our first snowman! Poor guy didn't have much of a chance. He was significantly smaller each day, losing his nose one day, his eyes the next, and then his mouth. Come to think of it, I am not sure where that hat is. Adelaide is still obsessing a bit over these lost facial extremities. When Adelaide needs to announce things, her cadence changes and she puts great emphasis on the last word of her phrase/sentence. So we have been hearing (in reference to the snowman), "lost his NOSE" or "he's lost his EYES" for the past several days....
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