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Pastimes : Precious Memories!Kids make me smile! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Neenny who wrote (300)	2/19/2000 12:56:00 PM
From: HG	Respond to of 1309

Thats cute Jane, My daughter used to sing "quinka quinka little staa" very well too.... And of course the HILarious one of her goes like this Jelly in the plate, jelly in the plate wibble wobble wibble wobble jelly in the plate Sausages in the PANT (pan), sausages in the PANT Turn them over turn them over, sausages in the PANT Whats the hug story ???

To: Neenny who wrote (300)	2/19/2000 10:46:00 PM
From: Phil(bullrider)	Respond to of 1309

Neenny, "LMNOP" Our 7 year old Brian, as he was learning his alphabet, could not disassociate these letters. It took us a long time to get him to realize that these were each individual letter. He honestly thought it was a single letter. Oh and while I am speaking of the Alphabet, Emily insisted that the end of the alphabet was.....X Y N Z. Her alphabet had two n's in it!!! I know the reasoning behind both of those. Think about the first while reciting the alphabet the way kids are taught, a rhyme, or song. A,B,C,D, EFG, H,I,J,K, LMNOP. In the second case, again when the alphabet is recited,or sung, it's W,X,Y, and (N) Z. Have fun, Phil P.S. Nice grub.