Holiday weekend (December 1998)
Well, what didn't Jolee do?
There was snow to play with on Christmas, but not enough to really roll around in. Most of Jolee's snowplay involved riding on my shoulders and knocking the snow off of the roofs of large parked cars and minivans. Most of this snow ended up in my face.
On Saturday we all saw A Bug's Life, or in the language of Jolee, Buggies. She did enjoy the movie, even though it interfered with her naptime and she ended up falling asleep briefly while riding on my shoulders on the way home.
Jolee's latest trick is infiltrating Melanie's office, grabbing a handful of Vanity Fair promotional chapsticks, lining them up on the nearest flat surface, singing "Happy Birthday to you!" and then, blowing them out like candles. Quite imaginative.
Christmas Eve, Jolee also revealed to us (visiting Godmother Brenda included), that she knows the song "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" and even swings an imaginary bat after "one! two! three strikes your out!". As of this date, we still don't know where she learned this, though it's possible, in this family, thaat it's in the genes.
There was snow to play with on Christmas, but not enough to really roll around in. Most of Jolee's snowplay involved riding on my shoulders and knocking the snow off of the roofs of large parked cars and minivans. Most of this snow ended up in my face.
On Saturday we all saw A Bug's Life, or in the language of Jolee, Buggies. She did enjoy the movie, even though it interfered with her naptime and she ended up falling asleep briefly while riding on my shoulders on the way home.
Jolee's latest trick is infiltrating Melanie's office, grabbing a handful of Vanity Fair promotional chapsticks, lining them up on the nearest flat surface, singing "Happy Birthday to you!" and then, blowing them out like candles. Quite imaginative.
Christmas Eve, Jolee also revealed to us (visiting Godmother Brenda included), that she knows the song "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" and even swings an imaginary bat after "one! two! three strikes your out!". As of this date, we still don't know where she learned this, though it's possible, in this family, thaat it's in the genes.
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