I am posting my backlog of pocket notes. Sometimes details are sparse.
1/4 - The whole family plays Cousin Memory. Nathaniel repeats incessantly, "I turn! I turn!"
January - Nathaniel knows where all the dishes go. He loves helping to unload the dishwasher and he is good at sorting silverware.
1/9 - Nathaniel, "Self!" (as in, "I want to do it myself!")
1/10 - Jeremiah saw a picture of a galaxy on the computer and exclaimed, "Look! The Milk Bottle Way!"
1/13 - Noah, while washing dishes, about the dish soap, "Mom, I think this is running out. It DEFINITELY didn't last Seven Generations."
1/15 - Jeremiah, "i'm not a little boy! I'm a big boy! But my SIZE is little."
1/18 - Nathaniel now jumps with both feet.
1/22 - Joy read hymn 366 (I Live) with only minimal help and is so proud and happy, she found it again in the hymnal at home and she is singing it
over and over again.
January - Nathaniel, learning to say people's names. "Doah" = Noah; "Djon" = Jonathan; "Sase" = Faith; 1/26 - "Sho-shuh" = Joseph; 1/27 - "Miah" = Jeremiah; 1/28 - "Joy", with the j sounding like the j in Dijon.
1/27 - Nathaniel pinworms. Only treated him.
Discussion of "thet" vs. "that" [added 6/6/2020: This is an intermittent discussion that is ongoing. Apparently, I say it sloppily, so that's how Jonathan learned, and now several others say it that way also.]
