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Audrey's Zingers

Just a few things I wanted to get written down before I forget them.  Audrey has made me laugh more than a few times lately!  She always says what is on her mind!

We needed to go to Menard's this week. Prior to our departure Jordan went around and around with her about her footwear.  She wanted flip flops; he wanted her Nike sandals.  Jordan won.  He was getting her out of her car seat and said, "Come here, Pretty."  She pouted, "I am not pretty; I am wearing Nikes!"  She is so dramatic!

This morning Audrey greeted me as I was getting out of the shower.  I went to my closet to get dressed and she asked, "Mommy, can you please wear something pretty today?"  Apparently she does not like my current maternity attire of mesh shorts and t-shirts!

I have found that one way to get things done on a day when naps seem to be running short is to offer an ultimatum: Clean the toy room or go back to bed.  Audrey opted to clean with me and was surprisingly helpful and cheerful!  I told her that after cleaning we would have and Izze with our snack because so her great attitude.  She was thrilled.  We gulped her drink and then stopped "Mom!  This pop makes my eyes all wet.  I need a towel!" 

It maybe time to get Audrey some bigger underwear.  She stood up today, got a wedgie and exclaimed "What is the deal with my undies?"
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