Harperisms

Harper continues to be a joy in our lives.  She picks up on things quickly and I am amazed with some of the words she uses.  Her pronunciation of words is getting better each day.  She has started to use the "I" pronoun instead of saying "me" do this or that.  She LOVES to dance and 2 of her skirts have beomce part of her dancing costume (both are often worn at the same time).  She loves being read to and sometimes will read to herself.  She was reading the "Little Engine That Could" and was saying "Train broken" and then fake crying.

Harper makes sure anyone that comes to our house takes off their shoes.  She loves watching "Papa Bear" (Berstein Bears) on YouTube.  If she gets a hold of my phone and it is unlocked she will go to the YouTube app and try and find Papa Bear.

She can ride her tricyle and is great at kicking balls.  She wants to play "Hoop Ball" or "Football".  She loves digging in the dirt and jumping in puddles.

Harper is not a big fan of getting her teeth brushed unless there is "poo paste"

She calls Noah "Sissy Boy".  Sometimes when I give her instructions I tell her to look at me.  She nows grabs Noah's face with both hands and says "Look Me" or "Look Face".

 Harper with her Halloween pillowcase made by Oma

 Harper watching General Conference

Harper often tells us "No Home" when we are headed home in the car after being somewhere.  I ask her where she wants to go.  Since she does not respond I say "Do you want to go to China?"  Well, Harper decided her tent was China and she would go to "China" when we put the blanket over her tent.

 Harper playing in her "baby box" that she slept in as a baby

 Harper loves being outdoors.  Here she is with a walking stick.

 Harper playing the "Trumpet" with a mechanical pencil.

 This is Harper's surprise face that we sent to Oma and Opa

 Harper the cowgirl

Silly, silly Harper

Harper loves wearing her skirts to dance and she also loves her naked time. I was taking a picture of Noah and she told me to take a picture of her.

Harper loves books, being read to, and her Uncle Fory