Back when it was snowy (sigh) Auntie Em took a buncha footage of E eating snow. He really likes it. (Sadly, he has not had very many opportunities for this.)
For the record, I sampled some – he generously offered it to me – and it tasted comfortingly the same as it always did when I was a kid.
Also included in this video is some post-picnic conversation: opinions, ideas, song, story… and some nonsense. A little of everything.
I am not quite sure what’s with that warning message (ostensibly from Auntie Beth) at the end. But I can see how it might be applicable to many aspects of life.
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OMG!! LOLOLOLOL!!
Scooter said,”He’s as cute as all get-out. What a personality!” I agree.
He really wants to visit North Carolina, too. He talks about it. It’s gonna happen.
Nathan and I just watched this and were cracking up. What a storyteller! SO precious. Thanks for the subtitles too. I love him.
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I love YOU! I wish we could bring him to see you.
i always appreciate subtitles. E. enunciates better than most actors on film these days!
nice picnic… what’s a picnic table for, but for having picnics?
but, Beth, Don’t go back!!!! who knows what could happen! never ignore the advice of a two-year old (er – but don’t always take it, either!).
That part with the question marks in the Snow Picnic – I think he was saying “melt away-way-way!” (Previously, we were eating snow in the driveway that melted away on our tongues.)
I appreciate having a nephew who is able to sing a song and tell a story on cue. He knows that “Thank you” is followed by “You’re welcome” and he knows that “Tell me a story” is followed by “Once upon a time, there was a…”
I should also point out that Dylan, later in the story, is purported to have said “Yes, back!” So, you know, drama.
Also: he certainly did eat the snow on that chair, or a little bit of it anyway. (I’m not sure it was actually first of all, but that’s ok.)
LOL! “and what did they play?” “Chess!”
Of course! What else would they play? Love it!