.....and now she (Abigail) supplies me with an endless list of questions:My apologies for not posting in so long.....
hopefully new posts will be more frequent in coming.
And of course, she still loves to "holp" by using a smaller size wooden spoon to stir or cracking eggs into a bowl. Her favorite part is taste-testing. (of course) And she also loves to, as always, giggle in delight with her tongue sticking out whenever I answer one of he questions. (no matter what the answer is)
"Hannah, is that a nice thing to eat?" (Yes, of course it is, why would I bake anything else?)
"What are you making?" (The same thing I was making last time you asked!)
"Is that yummy? Can I taste it?" (No, that's baking soda and you do not really want to taste it)
"Are you still making _____?" (Yes, you just asked me that 90 seconds ago and I don't bake _____ quite that fast.)
"Can I pour that in?" (Yes, after I measure it for you. Salt is not something you can just pour in.)
At the rate she's going, she's going to take over my job one of these days.
I hope that means I will get to be the taste-tester then. :)
*laugh*
ReplyDeleteYay, you finally posted! ;-)
**smiling**
ReplyDeleteMy five-year-old brother does the same thing. I'll be working in the kitchen, he'll come in, (you can see he's thinking hard, putting 2 and 2 together to figure out what I'm making) then ask "Liza, what are you making?" "You tell me." Then he'll answer, and 99.99% of the time he's right. Ah..little people. But they're so cute! :)
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It might not be nice, but it would almost be funny if you let her taste baking soda. I wonder what kind of face she'd make? :)
ReplyDeleteI had a little brother who almost ate a bullion cube because he thought it was candy. :D My sister stopped him just in time.