Translation Please

The first time I heard Lana's new word was a couple of nights ago. She went and sat in the rocking chair and said, "Rylee come sit in the CHARLIE GOOG." (To clarify the pronunciation of the word Charlie: She says it like she is English. It makes it even funnier.)

What the heck? Where did she get that? I asked her and she said she didn't know. That word has been popping up a lot around our house.

The other word we have been hearing is, "Hoodie Doodie." Again, what the heck?

Tonight while I was talking to the girls I decided to ask for some clarification. I asked Lana, "What does Hoodie Doodie mean?" She replied, "Charlie Goog."

Thank you for clearing that up.

If you listen to her talk, it sounds like Charlie Goog is now an interchangeable noun. You just replace any noun with Charlie Goog. Will you please go get the Charlie Goog? Come sit down in the Carlie Goog. Would you like to eat a Charlie Goog?

Hoodie Doodie seems to be the new name for everyone - unless you are Rylee. For some reason Lana hates it when Rylee tries to claim that name.

Oh, and don't tell her you read this. She is rather embarrassed that I am blogging it. I joked with her that her preschool teacher may read this and say, "Hoodie Doodie, will you please sit down on the Charlie Goog," on Tuesday at school. She said, "Mom don't do that. I would be embarrassed."

Serves her right for making up such a catchy little language. It will be shared!