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Foooootball!

Tonight, instead of focusing on the ball game, we basically watched the commercials and ate in between. Aubrie really got into the game though and was sitting in her little chair just watching. She would say, " I watching the fooootball! What happened?" This is also her current favorite question.
Also, I was doing leg lifts on the couch, and she came over and laid down on my legs and wrapped her arms around them. So then I began to lift her up and down, and count, "1, 2, 3, 4, 5!" and she would count along. After I did a few sets of five, when I counted to five, she looked at me, still holding on to my legs, and whispered, "Six," and I said six, and then she whispered, "Seven," and we continued this until we got to ten! Only instead of whispering 10 she yelled, "Ten!!!!" I had never heard her count from 1 to 10 before without skipping any numbers, and it was so cute! She is a very smart little girl and I'm very lucky to be her aunt, well I will be, but she already calls me her "Aunt Thana!" : )

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