Zusha is so sensitive. So observant. There's nothing I can hide from him, and he breaks my heart sometimes.
-Why does Adel need so many doctors?
-Mama, why were you crying? -Yes, you were, I saw your shoulders move up and down.
-Why do we need someone to come to our house to teach Adel how to walk and talk? We'll teach her ourselves! -Did we have someone come to teach us? So Adel doesn't need, either.
-(Called me himself when were were traveling home from the geneticist) Is Adel sleeping?
Oh, on a positive note, Adel initiated a game of peekaboo with her brothers this morning. They came to my bed and Adel grabbed a blanket, covered her face, uncovered it and giggled. Again and again. 
And a totally unrelated, yet funny, quip of Zusha's:
We were grocery shopping and I was reading the ingredients on a certain product. When I got up to:
Zusha exclaimed, "WHAT? Soap and oil??"
I love that headband and the hoodie in the next picture.
ReplyDeleteHe made some smart observations when the librarian was reading the book last week too.
Thanks! The hoodie is a sweet little sweatshirt dress. It's a pity that it looks like just a sweatshirt on Adel since she isn't upright. It would have been cuter on her if she'd be walking or standing or whatever. Like this it scrunches around her waist when she sits. Oh, well.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Zusha said that he went on an F train when we got up to F in the book. LOL.