Like when you are facing a sink full of
\n dirty dishes and dreading the fact that you have to unload the
\n dishwasher first. Rough life, I know. So you procrastinate
\n until the very end, then open the dishwasher and… it’s empty!
\n Yay! Of course I unloaded it earlier in the day, but I forgot,
\n so it was a nice little surprise :) <\/p>\n
But
\n what I really wanted to mention (again) is how amazing it is to
\n watch Lex learn. He’s getting really good at categorization.
\n For example, whenever he sees something resembling a frog,
\n he’ll do the frog sign and look at me questioningly. This is
\n impressive to me. It’s not always a frog, but most often it is.
\n He recognizes real frogs, drawings, puppets, abstract things,
\n toys, etc. All very different looking, but all frogs. He also
\n is very good at finding clocks. Anything that’s round with
\n numbers and hands. But the other day he started pointing out
\n the square and\/or numberless clocks. It’s just amazing how
\n rapidly his brain is working and processing all of this
\n seemingly mundane information. <\/p>\n
Anyway,
\n Alan is home now so I gotta go. PS – the carpet and paint is
\n done upstairs. The house is really looking great!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Like when you are facing a sink full of dirty dishes and dreading the fact that you have to unload the dishwasher first. Rough life, I know. So you procrastinate until the very end, then open the dishwasher and… it’s … Continue reading