"It feels like there are little balls on my skin Mom"

-Teah, describing her goosebumps

"I'm pretending that this is a museum and I'm making art to put on the wall in the museum"

-Teah, while coloring at our dining room table

While having our art party and looking at her pictures on the wall, she described some of them:

"That says no bears in the art room"

"The flying beaver's favorite color is brown you know"

Teah: Mommy, I don't want to work.

Me: It's OK, Teah, you don't have to work for a long time. Not until you're a grown-up.

Teah: I don't want to work when I'm a grown-up. Daddy can work and pay for my things.

Me: Why don't you want to work?

Teah: Because it's hard and I don't like to do hard things.

"Carter, why are you naked?"

~Patti, said to Carter after going up to check on why he wasn't asleep yet

"Mommy, I can see the whole world from here!"

~Teah, said while on the carousel

"Mommy, Carter is drawing on the carpet." ~Teah

These are words I never want to hear again!

I love listening to little kids try to find the words to describe something - they're so creative!

"I played on the monkey bars that look like half of a soccer ball." ~Teah, talking about what she did at preschool today

"Mama on couch too" ~Carter's first four-word sentence