19 August 2009

Ode to Beck

Zora is going through what we call "The Assertive Stage" which involves bursting into tears when she's not allowed to watch Cars, or when, first thing in the morning, I decide to use the bathroom before getting her morning "mulk."

Despite the defiance, she is emminently trainable. When it's time for bed, all we have to say is, "Two pacis and mik-aphone" and the girl toddles into her room. If she's tired, she'll say, "Two pacis and a milk-aphone."

The first time Zora asked for two pacis and a milk-aphone, Rodney cracked up. While he was laughing, she asked, "Where it's at?"

In case you don't get the reference, I'm referring to Beck's "Where It's At."

Where it's at!
I got two turntables and a microphone
Where it's at!
I got two turntables and a microphone

1 Comments:

Anonymous Auntie Sue said...

omggggg that's so funny!!!!!!

lmaoooooooooo

7:50 PM  

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