Maggish 1.2

Maggie's added to her vocabulary. Let's see what I can remember:

oo-ah=fruit loops
moo=move!
wing=swing
weeky=squeaky (she loves to point out that the swing-set squeaks while she's swinging)
boy=boys (specifically Nathan and Matthew)

Have I mentioned that most of these words of hers are commands? "Wing" doesn't just mean "swing", it means "put me in the swing and push me now!" It (and most everything else she says) is usually accompanied by "Mom!" repeatedly yelled as emphatically as only a nearly-two-year-old little girl who expects to get her way can. Sadly, she is rarely disobeyed.

I've discussed below how Maggie frequently uses the same sound for different words. Well, now "nah" means napkin as well as yes and "buh-bye" also means Sponge Bob (Dad has her hooked on an episode or two of Sponge Bob and cuddling at bedtime). Oh, the insanity! How will I ever keep all of this straight?