Margaret Moments, continued....

I have started writing down the things that Margaret says in places were I can actually find them. Here are more of the latest.....
-When playing with John Christian last week:
"John Christian, I knew you would be amazed by my toothbrush!" (Margaret has a fire truck toothbrush that John Christian loved so much that he wanted to brush his teeth with it!)
-When riding in the car with EO and Punkin, we passed somewhere (no place particular):
"Is that Emily Spings house?" EO: No it is not Marg: "Is it Emily Culler's house?" EO: No
Marg: "Well, it might be some kind of Emily's house!"
-Also in the car with EO, passing by McDonalds:
"I go to EnDonald's with Megan. I never go there, It's nasty!"
-Again, in car with EO--obviously getting tired and a little bit GROSS. Margaret picked her nose and held her finger out to Melissa and stated,
"I'm gonna put it in your nose. It's flying in there!"
-Right when we woke up yesterday....I guess Margaret had dreamed about Santa and remembered saying her prayers:
"I forgot to leave God a snack before I went to sleep!" "I will go cook God a snack!" She proceeded to her kitchen set an cooked for quite a while.
-More booger talk, just before church this morning:
I told Marg that I saw something in her nose. She stated that "It is just wet, it's a swimming pool for my boogers! I made it with this!" She stated this as she showed me the saline she had just sprayed up her nose. I laughed so hard I thought I would fall over! I know laughing at her just makes the booger talk happen more--GROSS--but I absolutely could not help it this time!
-As we were riding to Mom's house to get Madeline's church clothes this am, I told Margaret how much I love her and that she is keeping me young by making me laugh so much. She said, "Mommy, you sometimes you say you are old. You are keeping me young too!"
-Today, there was a Cantata at church, thus no children's church. Margaret was put to the challenge of staying in "Big" Church for the entire service. I think she did VERY well!! I am not sure that all who sat around me would agree.....after coloring, playing with her stretchy bunnies, eating cheerios and watching and listening to the singing for a LONG time, there was a break in the music, complete silence in the church, Margaret asked "Are we done yet?" She actually said what many were wondering and the answer was no! Despite her forgetting her "church whisper, Margaret did a great job and I was very proud of her--the longer than normal service was just a little too much to handle!