Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Before I forget them:

Here is the latest installment of the Yaelisms. Sorry it's been so long since I've written. Life just got in the way as usual.

  • We have recently been singing the Baby Bumblebee song a lot – over and over and over again. She asks for it by saying “Bee song” and doing the “buzzzzz” movement with her hand landing in her other hand like a buzzing bee… So for those who don’t know and love it, here is our version [- the words in RED are interchangeable]:

    Cupped hands swinging back and forth:
    I’m scooping up my baby bumblebee
    Won’t my mommy be so proud of me
    I’m bringing home my baby bumblebee
    Open hand and look wounded
    Spoken: OUCH! It stung me
    Then Yael usually asks me to kiss her finger and I shake my hand as if it was stung

    Making squishing movements with hands
    I’m squishing up my baby bumblebee
    Won’t my mommy be so proud of me
    I’m smushing up my baby bumblebee
    Open hands and make a “yucky” face
    OOH YUCK!

    Wiping hands on pants or shirt
    I’m wiping off my baby bumblebee
    Won’t my mommy be so proud of me
    I’m cleaning up my baby bumblebee
    Open hands out to the sides and say
    ALL CLEAN!

    We usually sing it at least 3 times in a row and sometimes she twirls around and around. Very cute :)
  • She calls Grandpa Stewart “Purpaw” cause she can’t quite make all the correct sounds for Grandpa. I then call him “Purple” just to tease her and she laughs and says “no, not purple, mommy – purpaw”…So I think we have a new kid friendly nickname for Stew – Purpaw Or Grandpa Purple: And you and I have no say in the matter – the child has spoken.
  • When we talk to him on Skype [it’s the new landline don’t ya know] she always wants to know where’s Bubbe? Cause the first time we did this Bubbe was in the background watching Law and Order on the couch and she waived at us. Now she thinks Bubbe should be there too, even if she knows that Bubbe is in Conroe or sleeping in her bed.
  • We are taking Yoni to a modeling audition this weekend to see if he has what it takes. If he gets it, the prize includes an advertising campaign and a scholarship to Page Parks which is where we wanted to go anyway. This is a FREE way to see if he really does have what it takes – but I just don’t want to be one of those stage moms. So I’ll tell him to be the best he can be, don’t scrunch up his face when he smiles, to do what they tell him and that’s that!


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