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open quoteYou’d bring them back. closed quote

Mommy and Daddy’s response to a woman who said our kids were so cute she wanted to take them home.

open quoteLook at my hands.closed quote

Nadia discovering she can make shadows with her hands instead of going to sleep.

open quoteBoy dogs look like boys, and girl dogs look like girls.closed quote

Simone explaining the difference between boy and girl dogs.

open quoteDaddy, you got any money?closed quote

Nadia hitting up her father for money for a new doll.

open quoteI’m getting too heavy.close quote

Simone’s way of telling Daddy to put her down so that she could take in the pre-game football hoopla.

open quoteTake off your glasses, Daddy, so you can see.close quote

Nadia telling her father how he could get a better view.

open quoteRain, rain go away. It’s not listening.closed quote

Simone trying her hand at being Mother Nature.

open quoteGoogle!close quote

Simone naming a word that begins with the letter G.

open quoteMooooo!closed quote

Nadia overheard saying this while she slept and had a vivid dream.

open quoteThe plane is making my tummy tickle.close quote

Simone’s description of one of her first plane rides.

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