Seneca.... my sweet little girl

I had to share some things about my Seneca. She says the funniest things. The other night, we were in the church bathroom stall while she was going potty. Seneca likes to keep an eye on what goes on down there. When she had one little poopy out she says, "Look Mom! Da Baby! See it's blanket?" Once the big one came out she says, "Look Mom! It's the DADDY!"


She loved being Pocahontas for Halloween.

When I call for her to come closer to me (this happened at Safeway, as well as at home), she'll yell, "What Mom? I can't HEAR you!!"

She loves all of her cousins. She loves going to Grandma's house (both of them).

She loves to mark on herself and anything around her.

She loves Cinderella and getting her hair done. She loves watching movies on my Smartboard at school. She loves the dolphins on the toilet lid at the Sorenson's. She loves Lella (Cinderella). She loves to say "Daddy's home!"

Seneca likes to come and tattle that everyone is being mean. I usually hear "Momma, Dad's mean" or "Momma, JP's being mean." Today she was sticking out her tongue and blowing spit at herself in the mirror and saying, "You're mean. How come you're being mean?"

She likes to follow JP around and do exactly what he is doing, She loves her brother. Mac has a great time sword fighting and wrestling with her on his days off. She likes her babies and blankets, but she has a great time with the boy toys and knows the names of all the super heroes. Seneca likes to play dress up in JP's undies just to hear him holler about it. She likes to run around in her Dora panties. She loves our dog Pepper.

Seneca is very touchy-feely. She loves to stroke my arm and if I have a long sleeved shirt on, she'll demand I pull it up. She'll say, " I want arm!" She wakes up in the night moaning... "my momma, my momma" I get her into my bed with me to cuddle & get my arm massaged. She proceeds to give my face and ear lobes the touch massage too, just to make sure I don't go anywhere.

Tonight, while I was reading to JP she came in to announce, "It's stuck, Mamma!" I didn't figure it out until she showed me this....

It took a lot of patience, conditioner, and another comb to get it out without cutting her hair. But I did it! Good thing she is not tender headed. She didn't cry once & sat there the whole time I tugged and pulled to set that little black comb free.

I love this little girl!