-When she obviously needs to go potty, we'll ask her, 'do you need to go potty?" She will almost always respond by saying, "no, I already did."
-I was asking her what she wanted for a present for Christmas. She didn't say anything, so I started suggesting things like dolls, bikes, art supplies, and stuff. She said no to everything and then said that she wanted, "clips" (aka: finger nail clippers).
-I asked Cora what does Daddy do when he goes to school and clinic. She responded by saying, "Eat food and sandwich in backpack."
-It was Cora's turn for the prayer so she was repeating after me. I said "thank thee for" and she said "five six seven eight nine ten eleven."
-Lap is "wap." She knows how to say it correctly, but she insists that it is called "wap."
-Cora is convinced that individually wrapped prunes are actually candy.
-Any open area is just an invitation to do somersaults.
-She used to say her name sounding like 'Cow-a.' Now is sounds more like "Car-a." Maybe one day it will sound like "Cora."
-One time we spotted a Caterpillar just outside out building. I let her hold it and play with it for a few minutes. EVERY SINGLE TIME we go in or out of the building (since this happened in September) she says, "Caterpillar crawled away."
-We put a Sesame Street episode on Ryan's IPod for Cora. Later she was asking to watch Sesame Street on the "Pea Pod."
-Cora and I took a one way flight home from Boston. She was seriously disappointed when she found out we weren't going to Grandma's house when the plane landed. I guess she has associated airplane rides with going to Grandma's.
