My new word – I invented it today and promptly bestowed it upon Bug when trying to find a food that would make this slightly feverish 2 year old Baby happy. He wanted cheese and only cheese {well, for the moment anyway}, not the pretzels to go with the snack {apparently they hurt his mouth}, so he kept digging for it and saying funny things when he found a piece {”hungy mama, hungy”}.
Let me repeat it SNOOGER! Know what it is? Take a wild guess!!! Here’s a hint: only the most adorable, pip-squeakiest, persnickety little ones can be called this when they are being … well an adorable persnickety pipsqueak. Let me tell you I have a few that fit the bill an awful lot of the time!
Then he must wear the title again when he incessantly hands me the tv remote saying “Wubzy, mama, want Wubzy nooooow” complete with whiney-cutesy-you-can’t-resist-me voice. He slept most of the morning and now it is naptime – the only time of the day that I watch a couple of food shows while I catch up on work and laundry. So, he’s up and Monkey is down {Lion is rebelling against rest time too and being very naughty, but rebellion simply does not fall under the definition of “Snooger”}. Do I turn on Wubzy for him? Or try to get him to rest again.
Did you figure out what Snooger is yet? No? Ok, hint 2: It is a
combination of two words that most people probably don’t refer to their
children as, but I often occasionally do.
As I type this the Wubzy conversation Bug is having with me has risen to a pleading and begging session which is scary-cute: “Pweeeeeeeaaaase, mommy, watch Wubzy peeeease, I wike it Wubzy mama, peeease”. See scary! So, now I’m off to give in to the adorable “please” of the slightly ill 2 year old {who, I’m sure will be forever damaged by my giving in to his whim – I’ll expect the blaming to begin later in his life LOL}. Can I just say that the oddest part of this conversation is that they DO NOT watch the show very often AT ALL! They just don’t.
Still wondering where Snooger came from? Well, let me tell you, it’s a combination of Snot and Booger – there you have it!