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Conversations with MBS at 2

Upon receiving two lovely shirts from her Auntie Geraldine, she showed them to her dad.  MBS: Daddy, wear this. MH: Daddy won't fit. The shirt is too small. MBS: Okay, Daddy. Let's wait until you get small nalang .  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oh yeah, MBS has a pet turtle she named by herself. The turtle's name is S.I.O.  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So far, she enjoyed eating Hizon's ensaymada and mocha cake. She was ensaymada for breakfast one day when her Tai-ma sat down beside her.  MBS took a forkful of ensaymada and was about to feed her Tai-ma. As soon as her Tai-ma's mouth was open and about the eat, MBS pulled the fork away and ate the ensaymada herself. In front of her Tai-ma. And then she smiled. @_@

Conversations with MBS at 2

While MH was scratching a mosquito bite, MBS went over to him and said, "Daddy, bo be pe ." (Daddy, do not scratch.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When MBS comes home from school, she always goes to MH to say, "Daddy, I to lai lo! " (Daddy, I'm home!" We have an uncle visiting us, so we ask MBS to say that to him as well. One day, however, I forgot to instruct her to tell her great uncle that she's home. So after greeting her dad, she looks at me and goes, "Mommy, Di Ku Kong le ?" (Mommy, where is Di Ku Kong [what she calls her great uncle]?) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MBS sees me bring home Potato Corner and rushes to me. She has a wide smile on her face. She doesn't touch it though. Later on, she goes to me and asks, "Mommy, who is the fries for?" When I answer that its f...

Conversations with MBS at 2

It might be because I'm usually the disciplinarian or maybe because I say "NO" to most of her requests, but this conversation happened while I was in the room: MBS: Daddy, can I play with the pink one? (gesturing to the pink felt cloth I bought at a bazaar last month) MH: Go ask Mommy. (MBS looks at me, then back to her dad.) MBS: Daddy, I'll ask you nalang . At 2 years and 9 months, my daughter has learned the art of strategy. @_@