Misc. Monday Pics

Here are Sophia and Noah in the back seat. Sophia was putting her crock on Noah's head, and would laugh and say, 'Noah's Crock Hat!' We were on our way to check out a possible new puppy. That's a bit of a long story, scroll to the bottom of today's post for the wordy details.


Here is Sophia at the dinner table, being a goofball. She would smirk and grin, and look all around with just her eyes, holding her head still. It made us laugh and laugh! She's a ham!


Here is Sophia doing her 'American eyes'. She puts her thumbs just under her eyebrows and lifts them up to make her eyes rounder, and laughs. Yup, we're a funny bunch, and are sometimes even politically incorrect! ;) We sure have fun, though!

If I ask Sophia her name, she says "So-tee-ta". When I ask her how old she is, she says 'two', and then shows me with her fingers. Isn't this a funny way to do it? She does it every time.

Daddy was sitting at the table after dinner, making a business call. When he dialed the phone, she looked at me from across the table, and told me, 'SHHHHH!', with her finger to her lips! LOL While he was on the phone, Sophia took the opportunity to write in Daddy's schedule book. Just look at her face, she knew she had to take advantage of an opportunity!

As she looks up at Daddy..."I can't believe you're not stopping me, Daddy... you must be really busy on the phone... hehehe"

Awe... Daddy cuddles her even when he's on a business call!

What a smile! Oh yes... that is food on her face...

I thought this one was funny!

Here are the doggy details. Saw an ad for a 7 month old puppy, said they had to get rid of because of allergies. The teen daughter not happy about puppy going (has grown attached in last 3 weeks).

We get there, want the puppy, and the Mom says something like, 'if you want to take her, you can. But, if you don't take her, we're going to keep her.' Hmmmm? That's a tough one. Way to put us on the spot! We want the dog, ready to take her home, and then you let us know you're going to keep her if we don't take her. So, if we DO take her, we're taking YOUR dog away, the dog you now want to keep? Ugh! The worst thing was that for the 15 minutes or so while we were there, we were sure we were taking the dog home. Just had to hand over the cash to finish the deal. Talking about if the dog eats table scraps or not, etc.

We left without the dog. :( The ride home wasn't quite as joyful.