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I was just commenting to a friend how damned cute 3 and 4 year olds are, and how much I miss my kids being that age. I had a friend’s little girl over on Saturday and she cracked me up! The body language, the sayings, the expressions - kids that age are a hoot, and this little girl is no exception. Now, I don’t remember what age my son was when I sat down and watched Star Wars: A New Hope (the “first” movie if you’re old school like me, but it’s really the 4th in the series). He had to be at least 5 though? This little girl is only 3, but she’s obviously a smart cookie, because she grasped…well, the whole movie.
“Luke had to learn how to do his little light up sword…” (See how she’s talking with her hands? SO CUTE! My Gracie did / does that all of the time.) OMG - I just got to 1:23 in the video…”Don’t talk back to Darth Vader, cause he’ll get ya!”
I concur with the young reviewer. It is an exciting movie!
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OMG - that so sounds like Madison. Except she calls the light sabers “chings” because that’s the sound they make when they hit one another. Her favorite movie is Star Wars too!
LOL he’ll get ya! That is just too cute
And I agree 3 years old was my favorite time with the kids. Such a simpler time for a kid and everything is exciting.
OMW!!!!! That is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time! I am sharing it with my sister. Her little boy can act out all of the movies. Hilarious!
How sweet! Fuller is getting into explaining things, but he isn’t as articulate as this little girl!
I recall playing nap with Grace around this age. Cuteness! I miss playing nap. Vincent wants nothing to do with a game that doesn’t involve running, jumping and a ball.
I neeeeeed little short people in my life! Too, too cute. Mahalio for sharing that!