22 Months

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-Loves Curious George and Sesame Street
-Runs to the door when her dad comes home
-Expects a snack when she sits in the grocery cart
-Is the cutest when she says "broccoli" and makes her donkey noise
-Thinks all horses are donkeys
-Loves most veggies
-Yells "Dada's CUP!" when she sees coffee
-Yells "Dada" when she sees a Clemson paw
-Hates hair bows, bibs and being put into her car seat 
-Strings sentences together with random noises "Church ee pay e ah toys. babies" 
-Was taught by her dad that the only way to build with blocks is by laying on your stomach
-Notices that it gets dark outside at night
-Loves to talk on her pretend phone. She usually calls Anna, sometimes Pop and Gigi and recently called "Mem" (Ben)
-Asks where things/people are. "Minnieeee AREEE YOUUUU?
-Is a morning person
-Will jump at the chance to play on our phones or Kent's iPad
-Sits through Mother Goose on the Loose at the library just for the bubble machine at the end
-Calls bubbles "boobies" (giggle giggle)
-Recognizes "A" and "B" and can count to 4, with a little help
-A favorite afternoon activity is getting the mail with her dad


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