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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Early Christmas Present
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Heart Update and Rice Cereal
We looked for the Big Heart in Herbie's garage and we didn't find anything. Eli kept asking where it was, and I kept saying "I don't know, you show me". After a couple of minutes going back and forth like this, Herbie proclaimed it lost. Eli seemed to accept this and said we couldn't get it since it was lost. Now he's asking for a real Bucket Truck, one that he can drive and go up in the bucket to fix lights! Well, at least I know what this is.....
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
A Big Heart
Every time anyone asks Eli what he wants for Christmas he replies "A Big Heart"!
It sounds cute, like he just wants to love everyone, but that's not what he's talking about.
After about the 10th time he told someone this is what he wanted, I decided he was serious and started pumping him for information. Here is our conversation:
Me: Did you see this in a show?
Eli: No
Me: Is it soft like a pillow?
Eli: No it's hard like plastic.
Me: Does it open, can you put toys in it?
Eli: No it doesn't open, but it has sprinkles on it.
Me: What do you do with it?
Eli: You just push it around the house.
Me: Does it have wheels?
Eli: Of course
Me: Does it have a handle?
Eli: I sure hope so.
Me: Are you saying CART or HEART?
Eli: I'm saying heart Mom, like a shape.
Me: Where did you see this?
Eli: In Herbie's garage.
I called Ciara (Herbie's Mom) to ask her if she has something matching this description in her garage, needless to say she doesn't. Eli is going over there on Thurs. and we'll look around to see if he can show me what he's talking about.
So far the best idea was from Eli's Doctor, she thinks he dreamed it.
The worst was from the mall Santa, he gave me a dirty look as if to say "Stop prepping your kid to say something you think is cute....just let him ask for a dump truck". There wasn't time to explain what Eli was talking about, so I just smiled. Believe me Santa, it would make my life easier if he would just ask for a dump truck.
As a parent I want to make all of my child's dreams come true. I thought someday he'd ask for something for Christmas we wouldn't be able to afford, I never anticipated the non-existent.
We are contemplating assembling something out of wood. But, I think even if we make something it won't match what Eli is imagining, and he'll still be disappointed. If we could only see inside his dreams, or if he had the ability to draw a picture....alas his Christmas dreams will be crushed the first year he really understands what's going on.
It sounds cute, like he just wants to love everyone, but that's not what he's talking about.
After about the 10th time he told someone this is what he wanted, I decided he was serious and started pumping him for information. Here is our conversation:
Me: Did you see this in a show?
Eli: No
Me: Is it soft like a pillow?
Eli: No it's hard like plastic.
Me: Does it open, can you put toys in it?
Eli: No it doesn't open, but it has sprinkles on it.
Me: What do you do with it?
Eli: You just push it around the house.
Me: Does it have wheels?
Eli: Of course
Me: Does it have a handle?
Eli: I sure hope so.
Me: Are you saying CART or HEART?
Eli: I'm saying heart Mom, like a shape.
Me: Where did you see this?
Eli: In Herbie's garage.
I called Ciara (Herbie's Mom) to ask her if she has something matching this description in her garage, needless to say she doesn't. Eli is going over there on Thurs. and we'll look around to see if he can show me what he's talking about.
So far the best idea was from Eli's Doctor, she thinks he dreamed it.
The worst was from the mall Santa, he gave me a dirty look as if to say "Stop prepping your kid to say something you think is cute....just let him ask for a dump truck". There wasn't time to explain what Eli was talking about, so I just smiled. Believe me Santa, it would make my life easier if he would just ask for a dump truck.
As a parent I want to make all of my child's dreams come true. I thought someday he'd ask for something for Christmas we wouldn't be able to afford, I never anticipated the non-existent.
We are contemplating assembling something out of wood. But, I think even if we make something it won't match what Eli is imagining, and he'll still be disappointed. If we could only see inside his dreams, or if he had the ability to draw a picture....alas his Christmas dreams will be crushed the first year he really understands what's going on.
Monday, December 07, 2009
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