See?

Emma is talking a lot these days. Too much. I can understand her. So . . . I have to do what she says! Can't deny that girl something when it is not just whining and crying for something and I don't know what it is. Now she points and says "PHONE!" or "SEE!" That means I want to see that, mommy! I know what she wants, she knows that I know . . . so I have to do it. Wonder how long I'll feel this way. She's very demanding and I'm getting tired of it . . . but will never get enough of it, either. Make sense? Emma, if you are reading this you just won't understand that until you are a mommy.
Emma still really loves Kindermusic. She gets very excited when she hears her favorites on the CD I have in the car. And she says "Jennie" when it first comes on.
We went to the Pumpkin Patch, Emma, me, Susan and Chas. It was a busy day there, but very nice weather for an afternoon outside. Emma just like watching all the kids, and she did go down the slide a few times. After tearing her away from the pigs and bunnies and chickes she enjoyed the hay ride, too. Chas found her a special pumpkin just her size and he found himself a very large pumpkin! Susan had to carry it all the way back to the cashier and then to the car.

We moved. OK enough about the moving but DirecTV couldn't come for 2 weeks and I just have to say that TV is great. We missed it terribly. I usually watch LOST and now I am truly lost - don't know what's going on in the show. Lost. Without tv. Lost. AND more about the moving - having a second story is not fun. Emma and the scary steps and the shoes are up there and the jackets and the diapers and I am not liking it.
Emma says SEE!, clock, bus, Su-su (for aunt Susan), Chas, Ghee, Pop-Pop, Nannie, boy, man, pum-pum (pumpkin), da-chew is thank you, and she says the Kindermusic teacher's name, Jennie.