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Maya is thoroughly enjoying school so far. They seem to have a very varied curriculum and she's doing lots of art, singing songs, playing in the playground, touching snails and generally having a fun time! I'll have to take some pictures of the things she's brought home so everyone can see what she's getting up to :)
In the meantime, here are a couple of other pictures which made me wonder how on Earth she managed to get so grown up all of a sudden! More of Elise to come later :)
I wanted to get some updated pictures of Elise yesterday but she was a bit on the grumpy side. Maya was well and truly up for it, though, so we did some posing with hats. Maya is really good at modelling - she thoroughly enjoys having her pictures taken and came up with all her own poses. Here's what I made with them!
"I'm not talking to you, Mummy" (after being reminded of one of the house rules)
*Stalks off to her bedroom*
"MUMMY!!!!! COME AND SEE ME NOT TALKING TO YOU!"
We'd made a cake earlier in the day, so I thought this was the perfect bribe...
"Little girls who don't talk to their Mummies don't get any cake."
"I am talking to you, Mummy! See - I was just joking!"
Ten minutes later I was on the phone to Michele...
"Mummy are you not talking to me?"
I pout my lips and shake my head
"Well, you're not a talky girl, are you? I guess there won't be any cake for you then!"
You decide!
I doubt whether anyone else will get this, but I know Mum will ;)
Maya has several small toy bins on the bottom shelf of her bookshelves. They're receptacles for all the little bits and pieces - the finger puppets, plastic animals, card games etc. which would otherwise clutter up the house. She'd been playing with the contents of the bins this morning and they were scattered all over her floor.
I needed to go to the garage to put some laundry in and I asked Maya to put everything back in the bins while I was out there. When I came back in, she was sitting on the floor, picking up her toys one by one, shining a torch onto them and then putting them in the bins.
I asked her what she was doing and she said "I'm making sure my toys are OK before I put them away."
I guess there's more to genetics than you might at first think :D
In the spirit of practising for when she goes to school, here's what I came up with...
Oh dear.
The expression says it all ;)
More to come!