"A Prize"

You crack me up kid! I think I've told this story to everyone:

I went out grocery shopping today and when I got back, Daddy had wrapped one of my Christmas presents and put it under the tree. When I came and sat down, you came up to me, with your hands behind your back and brought them out to show me a small box and you said "a prize" (surprise), after this, our conversation went as follows:

Moma: "You got me a present?"

Chase: "Des" (Yes)

Moma: "What is it?"

Chase: "A watch for you (your) arm"

Moma: "Really!"

Chase: "Des" (Yes)

Moma: "What color is it?"

Chase: "Princess Pink"

Chase and the big "Part"

You've made a couple "fiends" at preschool. Their names are Jake and Ace. Daddy works with Jake's Daddy and I went to school with Ace's Daddy. Anyway, I'm afraid after yesterday's event, you may only have one "fiend" left. On the way home from preschool, our conversation went as follows:

Me: "What did you do at school today Chase?"

You: " I parted on Ace!"

Me: I'm translating Chasese to English, knowing that the letter "P" is often used in place of the letter "F" and I said "What did you say?"

You: "I parted on Ace, I stink!"

What am I going to do with you?!