One of my favorite things these days is to watch how Luke interprets his world. Watching his brain work to solve problems is absolutely fascinating! I look forward to when Luke can talk and tell me more fully how he is processing information/experiences. This is what I think his conversations will be like:
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"Our day-care center spent time helping the kids memorize their home addresses. My daughter, who was in my class, had her street name down, but couldn't remember the house number.
'If our house is on fire and you call 911,' I asked, 'how will the firefighters know where to go?'
She had a plan: 'I'll tell them to go to South 14th Street and look for the house that's on fire.'"
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"Our day-care center spent time helping the kids memorize their home addresses. My daughter, who was in my class, had her street name down, but couldn't remember the house number.
'If our house is on fire and you call 911,' I asked, 'how will the firefighters know where to go?'
She had a plan: 'I'll tell them to go to South 14th Street and look for the house that's on fire.'"
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