Eating with Emma

Emma went to work with me this morning. For lunch, we went to a Chinese buffet. (This is apparently one of Emma's favorite places to eat out, the top of her list is the grocery store, for some reason.)

During lunch, she started talking about how her jello was actually meat jello. You couldn't see the meat because it was on the inside, but it was there. Meat jello is her favorite kind of jello. This conversation was a big hit around the table.

Emma is kind of a slow eater. Everyone was ready to go, I had a meeting at 1pm, so we had to go before she was really ready to go. (It only cost a dollar for her meal.) She grabbed a piece of fried breaded chicken on her way out. For all I know, she might still have it.

Earlier in the morning, she had been talking non-stop in her not-so-indoor voice. Then suddenly she started whispering, not the normal Emma whisper everyone can here, but a real whisper. After a few sentences of this, I asked her what she was saying, she had to go to the bathroom. The important part here is that Emma actually does know how to whisper properly, we just need to encourage it more...