She is now able to reach this light and turn it on and off and it's her favorite thing to do...sometimes.

This girl is absolutely adorable. The things that come out of her mouth are true, yet you can't believe she just said them. Here is an example of some things she said and did yesterday.

While at church Savannah was being pretty good, until about the last 15-20 minutes. Our new time is 1-4 pm, so it's a horrible time for any kid, period. Anyway, so I gave her the tithing envelope for the last 5 minutes and told her that we needed to go give it to the bishop in a few minutes. That actually occupied her that whole time. Once sacrament was done, she marched on up there with Daddy and gave him our tithing. She did this once before; ran up there, with Carter trailing, and found the bishop on her own and gave it to him. It's so cute to see. Okay, so when we left church, it was snowing. Carter ran out to get the car and pull it up closer for us. As Savannah and I are waiting for him inside, and looking out at the snow, she says to me, " Turn off the snow." Funniest thing. Later in the evening she was choosing to be a huge pill while we were trying to deal with some stuff. In short, we have water coming into our basement because of too much snow out front and improper landscaping done by the builders, not to mention a basement window that really isn't sealed properly. Dealing with this since Saturday morning, and LOVING taking bucket after bucket of water out of our window well. During all of this Savannah has been so bad. I'm not sure if bad is the word. Complicated and needy maybe. So, back to the story. We had some people over looking at our place and Savannah was eating some cereal for dinner. Yeah, I know. But that's all she'd eat. Well, she didn't want to just eat it, she wanted to play in it and spill it all over the place. My floors are totally sticky this morning and awaiting a mopping. Then after she's done making a mess she comes in and is running around everywhere and being so loud. URG. Then it was time to put her to bed and give her a bath because she was a mess. She didn't want to listen and tells me, "It's my life!" WOW. I called Carter into the bathroom and was like, "Where did she learn that?" No idea. It's really hard to not laugh at a 2 year old saying that when you wouldn't image them saying that until there at least 12. Other things she's saying lately are: Go away, Leave me alone, How about....

She's the cutest thing ever, but she has her moments, especially when Mommy and Daddy are having a moment.