A little learning is a dangerous thing

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Clothing turns out to be much more exciting than I ever realized. Zippers and velcro provide hours of entertainment. As do shoes, which can go on either feet or hands. Likewise, shirts can go over the head or on the legs. But most exciting of all are bras. Leah tries to put them on while shouting "Baa, baa!" (the unpronounceable R is implied, of course).  Last week she showed off her knowledge by pointing out the "bra" on her frog:
She was so proud of herself.

At church, Leah again yelled "Baa, baa!" and poked Karen repeatedly. She seemed disappointed that we didn't congratulate her. If anyone had noticed, I'm sure they would only be amused, but it would still be a bit embarrassing.

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