Sarah NO!

A few weeks ago, I left John and Rebecca at home while I went to run errands.  I was gone for a few hours.  

When I returned home, John said that Rebecca had been saying "wawe, wawe, wawe"  all day.  

I said, "That means she wants water."

Poor baby, she was thirsty and wanted water.  John felt bad that he did not understand her language.

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When Nannie was in town last week, she sat down with Rebecca while Rebecca ate her dinner.  

After several minutes, Rebecca started to say, " awdun, Awdun, AWDUN!"

Nannie asked what she was saying.  I replied, "She is saying that she is all done."

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Rebecca really likes going to MMO every Wednesday.  She gets excited when I tell her she is going to play with Miss Stacy, Miss Mikyla, and Sarah.

Sarah is one of her classmates who is about her age.  Her teachers always have a funny story about how the two girls "play" together.  It usually involves them taking toys from each other.

Last week it was that Rebecca followed Sarah around the classroom saying her name over and over again.  "Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah."

This week the story was that Rebecca wanted the doll that Sarah had, and Sarah wanted a toy that Rebecca had.  The pasture is always greener.

On our way home yesterday from MMO Rebecca was doing her usual babbling.  All of a sudden she started to scream, "Sarah NO!  No Sarah!"  She said it over and over.

I am not sure if this is something Rebecca heard her teachers say or if it is something Rebecca took upon herself to tell Sarah.  But I would not be surprised if it was the second.