Selina-Speak
"Bear Pooh" has evolved into "Beebo."
Do you think she's trying to tell us something, Steph?
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Our 2 yr old calls Winnie the Pooh "gamma pooh". Not sure if that is a version of grandma or not, but it's funny. He also has a made up word he uses when he doesn't know a word. He also uses it as an expletive when he's mad. I don't know how it's spelled but it sounds like "Poo-da". Daytime is "the whole day" as in "It's the whole day, I'm not going to bed". Our oldest used to say "For a long time" to mean a long time ago. As in "Mommy yelled at Daddy for a long time" which is pretty much opposite of what he meant.... of course this was said at church in front of those perfect parents who never yell - even a long time ago. Oh well. Kids do say the funniest things.... keep sharing - it's so fun to "know" your family through your blog - we are also a transracial adoptive family. Interesting journey we are on....
Be well.
Posted by: Karen | 18 December 2008 at 03:18 PM
As in Beebo Brinker?
Posted by: ina | 19 December 2008 at 09:22 AM