Cutie Pie Lissie

Lately Lissie has come up with some adorable words and phrases that I don't ever want to forget so here they are:

Nuggle - Snuggle. Lissie loves to snuggle. She often uses it as a delay tactic for bed. She says "mommy, nuggle couch lil bit?"
My do it - used for everything that Lissie wants to do herself. My buckle, My get it, My find it. We hear "my do it" at least 10 times a day.
All fall down - used anytime she falls or something falls or gets dropped.
Luffalo - buffalo
Efalant - elephant
Lollilop - lollipop - everytime we go to the liquor store the girls get a lollipop and so they call it the lollilop store.
Read it - Lissie LOVES books and asks us to read to her all the time. Her current favorites are the "turtle book" and all of picture books with one picture and word per page. Of course, after we read it she takes the book and says "my read it."
Go wif - Lissie says this everytime she wants to go somewhere with us. Often used in the morning to let us know she wants to get up.
Everytime we take off her patch she says "yea, patch!"

Lissie has also started interacting with Abby in a very sibling-like manner. When they're in the car they both fight over the same book. Abby says "I like it" and Lissie responds, "no! I like it." They go back and forth for ages, often the entire trip. She also does everything Abby tells her not to such as when Abby tells her not to scream, Lissie immediately starts screaming. Of course, Abby is no dummy so she often tells Lissie not to do something she actually wants her to do. Lissie also likes to boss Abby around. She has put her in time-out, and recently one morning, she looked at Abby, pointed to her and said, "Abby Gwace Norden, NO NO!" I have to admit that all of this amuses me to no end although I think the fighting in the car might get old soon.

Lissie loves being naked. The other morning I let the girls play on the deck and when I went to check on them I found a trail of clothes ending with a diaper and Lissie running all over the deck saying "naked baby!"