Jonathan now has an imaginary friend. Her name is "Su-su" or "Soot-soot" or some combination/permutation of those sounds. She has a big house (not a small one) and she has toys there, usually three. We like to go to her house in the evenings if we aren't going somewhere else.
He also has made up a reason for why we shouldn't do certain things. If I say I'm going upstairs for something and he doesn't want me to go he says, "You can't go, it's muddy up there." or "Don't write email, the keyboard is muddy." One time, it backfired - I couldn't go clean the bathroom because it was muddy. Oh, well, then I really need to clean it, don't I?!
He likes to read books to us - if it's one he's familiar with, he'll tell the general story. If it is a grownup book (ie, small print and few or no pictures), or one he doesn't know so well, he'll say, "hummer nummer, hummer nummer" and other chanting type sounds.
He likes to call kidney beans, "skinny beans."
The other day, Jonathan had the hiccups and then I realized the baby had them, too. I mentioned it to Jonathan and he thought it was really funny that they had them at the same time. He said his "pretend baby" also had the hiccups (that's the one that is in his tummy.)
Just now, Jonathan figured out how to attach his little Duplo guy to the end of his electric screwdriver and make him spin. A pretty fun ride, good thing the little guy has not had breakfast yet!
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Heather Daley on
April 13, 2006, 9:02 am
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Since yesterday, he has also been saying "J for muddy guys."