While we were at a restaurant a few days ago, Bridget was playing games on Greg's phone before our meals arrived. This is normally uneventful until we heard her talking to Siri. She's asking Siri to tell her a good joke (she's heard Greg do this before). Siri replies, "Ok, Greg." At that point, Bridget says, "No, Siri. I'm Bridget. Greg's daughter." We laughed because we're pretty sure Bridget doesn't fully understand that Siri isn't alive nor would a 5-year-old understand the concept of artificial intelligence. But short of that, it sure was funny listening to her explain to Siri her relationship in this family of iPhone owners.
Happy Friday!
Showing posts with label Bridget-isms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridget-isms. Show all posts
Friday, February 8, 2013
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Dear Santa: I've Been a Very Good Girl
An amazing thing happened. Bridget actually sat on Santa's lap, told him what she wanted for Christmas, then hugged him before handing him her Christmas wish list. The wish list was so cute. She cut out a picture of herself, glued it to a piece of scrapbook paper, scribbled a few notes (not readable, of course). She's also been telling everyone they need to be nice and not be on the naughty list. How long can this good behavior last?!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Top 5 Funny Things Bridget Did on This Trip
Bridget was the best entertainment Megan and I could have hoped for during our first girls trip. Below are the top 5 funny things she did!
1. At our first hotel, she opened up the nightstand, grabbed the book (the Gideon Bible) and said, "oh, a big book. Let's read it!" I politely told her to put it away, it was just too much for mommy to read. Mommy still likes picture books.
2. Meg and Bridget were playing "which hand is it." Bridget marveled at how Megan could always guess which hand was hiding the object. Nevermind that Bridget's right arm is in a cast and she can't make a fist!
3. Listening to Bridget tell our foreign (non English speaking) driver that she was 3 and her birthday is in March. When I interjected with "ok", she blurted out she was talking to HIM and wanted HIM to answer not me. This went on about 3-4 more times before he dropped us off. Meg and I could hardly control our snickers.
4. Seeing Bridget sample fresh pressed apple juice. During her first cup, she responded with "mmmm, this is sweet." On her second cup, she said it was sour. She then poured a third, which she said was delicious. After her fourth, we cut her off!
5. Watching her and Megan play tag at the airport to burn off excess energy and listening to them giggle. That made the whole trip wonderful!
1. At our first hotel, she opened up the nightstand, grabbed the book (the Gideon Bible) and said, "oh, a big book. Let's read it!" I politely told her to put it away, it was just too much for mommy to read. Mommy still likes picture books.
2. Meg and Bridget were playing "which hand is it." Bridget marveled at how Megan could always guess which hand was hiding the object. Nevermind that Bridget's right arm is in a cast and she can't make a fist!
3. Listening to Bridget tell our foreign (non English speaking) driver that she was 3 and her birthday is in March. When I interjected with "ok", she blurted out she was talking to HIM and wanted HIM to answer not me. This went on about 3-4 more times before he dropped us off. Meg and I could hardly control our snickers.
4. Seeing Bridget sample fresh pressed apple juice. During her first cup, she responded with "mmmm, this is sweet." On her second cup, she said it was sour. She then poured a third, which she said was delicious. After her fourth, we cut her off!
5. Watching her and Megan play tag at the airport to burn off excess energy and listening to them giggle. That made the whole trip wonderful!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Funny Conversation
Trying to get ready and out the door with a 3-year-old can be tough. But this totally made the morning rock.
ME: Come on, girlfriend, let's get out of here.
BRIDGET: Ok, Robin, let's do it!
Figures I end up with a kid that goes with my real name and she finds it even funnier that my name is also a kind of bird. What a great and funny way to start my day.
ME: Come on, girlfriend, let's get out of here.
BRIDGET: Ok, Robin, let's do it!
Figures I end up with a kid that goes with my real name and she finds it even funnier that my name is also a kind of bird. What a great and funny way to start my day.
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