Out of the Mouths of Babes

 I was holding both girls in my lap tonight just joking around with them and Maddie was being dramatic. She kept saying, "I scared. I scared!"

I kept telling her there was nothing to be scared of. Suddenly, she grabs the front of my shirt, pulls it open, looks down and says, "Mom scary boobs!"

Thanks Mad. 

After that little episode, we've moved to the floor and Charley is "flying" on my feet. This is our conversation:

Charley (as she's flying in the air): "Mom, I know almost anything (meaning everything)"

Me: "Oh really Charley?"

Charley: "Yeah, anything except what you tell me."

Hmmm. I'm trying to decide if she meant that when I tell her about something she doesn't know about that that would fall under "except what you tell me", or if she's just being honest and letting me know that she remembers everything except what I've told her. You know, selective memory? If my experience holds true, I'm leaning toward the later!

Gotta love 'em - the little darlings.