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Dave was painting the walls when I got back with Peyton.  She was following him around and was careful to not touch the walls.  She got really close and was inspecting.  She was enthralled, she had her mouth hanging open while observing (something Dave often does, I call it “catching flies”).  Dave told her, “Peyton, close your mouth.”  She quickly closed it, then started flickering her tongue, as if to mock him.  She continued to shadow him while I did the dishes.  She was about to touch the wall when Dave said, “Peyton, put your hands in your pockets.”  She gave up and started wandering around by her Elmo potty.  She sat on it for a minute or two, then got off.  Soon after, Dave smelled something stinky.  I think she was pooping on the potty.  Dave said it was too early, and that once we commit to no diapers, then we’re stuck for the long haul.  I’m not sure we are ready so soon, even though it would be great to be out of diapers now.
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Peyton took at least 30 minutes to eat her yogurt, taking one little spoonful at a time.  While we were getting her in the car, Dave said, “She’s totally milking it!”  Peyton looked up and hopefully said, “Milk?”