Jack,
The other day we were driving in the car and I hear this happy little voice singing in the backseat:
"Ole Mac-Don-awld hah da fahm.... EEEEE-IIIIII-EEEEEE-IIIIIII-OOOOOOOOOOOOh"
"Wit ah YA-Huht-yo-wat Hee-ya an a Ya-Huht-yo-wat deh-ya!"
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"Ole Mac-Don-awld hah da fahm.... EEEEE-IIIIII-EEEEEE-IIIIIII-OOOOOOOOOOOOh"
"Wit ah White-Ning Mah-Kween Hee-ya an a White-Ning Mah-Kween deh-ya!"
trying to sound casual, but sounding like I suspected I had just heard my child speaking in tongues....
"Um. Jack? What did Old MacDonald have on his farm?"
Now louder and with more excitement: "YA-Huht-yo-wat Hee-ya an a Ya-Huht-yo-wat deh-ya! YA-Huht-yo-wat, Ya-Huht-yo-wat, YA-Huht-yo-wat DEY-YA!"
Now you are smiling and obviously pleased with yourself.
"Oh."
Later. On the phone.
Daddy: "Have you heard Jack sing Old MacDonald yet?"
Me (relieved): "Yes! What is he saying?"
Daddy: "He's saying Lightning McQueen and Mater versions! You hurt your WHAT?"
Me: "Ooooooh."
Daddy (sounding proud): "I taught him that!"
It must be a boy thing.
And now, for your entertainment PRESENTING: Old MacDonald brought to you by Cars:Love,
Mommy
These are letters to Jack, my son, and my daughter, Audrey. You have given me the gift of motherhood. This is just a little gift back. I want to share my experiences with you of your childhood from my perspective of watching you grow - of being your Mom.
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