Carter has been using words associated with emotions lately and it's really funny to hear. It's also reassuring knowing that he understands their meanings and the faces that match. A few examples:
"Oh, that boy looks sad, Mommy, he wants his toy" (said at Sunday School at church)
"Cute, Everett's really happy!" (when Everett is laughing, or now cackling)
And my favorites freshly spoken today:
"Oh, no, Mommy, that worker is frustrated. He not get the tree work done".
"Mommy is frustrated. She not like when Carter makes Everett cry" (this is after Everett was nearly suffocated by an older brother attempting to have a "pillow fight"--I'm glad he intrepreted my reaction as frustrated rather than utterly pissed).
"Oh, that boy looks sad, Mommy, he wants his toy" (said at Sunday School at church)
"Cute, Everett's really happy!" (when Everett is laughing, or now cackling)
And my favorites freshly spoken today:
"Oh, no, Mommy, that worker is frustrated. He not get the tree work done".
"Mommy is frustrated. She not like when Carter makes Everett cry" (this is after Everett was nearly suffocated by an older brother attempting to have a "pillow fight"--I'm glad he intrepreted my reaction as frustrated rather than utterly pissed).