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That's Our Zoe

So there are a number of fun and entertaining things that Zoe does now which, no matter how many times she does them, they always make us laugh. In adding to her repertoire, the other day when we were eating lunch at Wendy's (referred to as the "fry fry house") she was relaying a story to me about eating there with Cheryl. She told me that Cheryl said she didn't eat two chicken nuggets. Now, this in and of itself was not funny. What was funny was that when she told the story, she raised the pitch of her voice when she was quoting mommy. I asked her to say it again, which she did and while I was laughing at this, I pulled out my phone and started recording. I caught a little bit of this, but it is sad because it's not as good as the original delivery.


I can't wait to hear her do this more. I'm also not sure where she got this from because I don't recall doing that in front of her, so maybe she got that from Joe Pop. Who knows.

Speaking of Joe Pop, the last time we were up at their house Zoe requested that I get "her guitar" off the wall so she could sing some songs. Again, I was able to capture a little bit of this with my phone and post it so that it can be shared with you.


Needless to say, the girl has many talents. There are a few other things I have that I'm compiling for another post, which hopefully I'll be able to make in a few days. This includes her jumping on the bed like one of those monkeys with inner ear problems as well as some pictures I took of her for a photography class I'm taking. Until then, enjoy the videos.

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