Days of "Strawberry Jam" without "J"
This is how our day started. Relaxed. Laid-back. We woke up to Daddy's call at nine in the morning. After which, we went through your favorite Touch-and-Feel FARM ANIMALS Book where you placed Crookshanks's white fluffy foot under the hole where the chick's fur is supposed to come out. Other than your fickle speech, you were quite behaved yourself, like the good grown up girl that you are now. At bath time, I let you go ahead of me in the bathroom as I was preoccupied with other things to do. Inside, you were eager to get bathed so you called me "Mommy! Mommy! Shyd! Ut-shyd! Mommy shyd!" and with your hand gesturing me to come in, I easily realized that you meant me to be inside than outside. :D Then when I was fixing you after bath, you enumerated "desh" for dress, "at" for hat and some other things, which words you've already pronounced long before. More of your speech when Mamilou and Nahnang arrived - you said "Yayay sha" when Nahnang hurt herself. Well, she didn't really hurt herself but she pretended to cry for having hit herself somewhere, a pain she can practically bear for all we know. Tuh! I wouldn't wonder where you'd get the whole "drama-rama".
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Despite the tantrums to insist what you want, you were assuaged. You were becalmed by the new wall clock I bought for cheaps at Php50, by the ice cream if that didn't hop you up, by the animation in Tita Laurice's phone and by either Mamilou or Nahnang. Whichever distracted you, I was thankful for awhile.
The storm doesn't faze me. You are here with me, with us. You are healthy and though you prove to be quite a brat sometimes, it only goes to show that you are intelligent. That is enough to get me through storms like these. And Daddy's love. I was so filled with it today when we had a call marathon until we hit the sack. He said, he also went through our pictures in Facebook and left some comments there. Ooh! Exciting! :D
At Kauswagan, where the storm had subsided, we enjoyed playtime with Nahnang, Lolo, Mamilou, the dogs and the rest of the inanimate gang of stuffed animals on Mamilou's bed. You were playing even with - an imaginary lizard? I am not sure if you really saw one for when I turned to you, you were looking at the bottom of the headboard saying "Yayay eezard". Hahah! Poor lizard! Had there been one! Then when we were turning for bed, you were wedged between the bookworms, Nanhnang and I; she was reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to prep before the premier of the movie this coming 19th and I was glued with the intriguing recount of Clotilde Bersona's experience with the Masons and Illuminati. Seeing as our attention wasn't yours, you insisted to read the book that I was holding. Thankfully, there weren't any graphic pictures of the rather horrific autobiography. You went through the pages and mumbled as if you were reading and comprehending any of it. When you were exhausted of the picture-less tome, you shoved it to Nahnang's stuffed frog Herby and said "Err-bee weed!" Hahah!
Your Mommy,

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