Walker // You refer to things that actually happen in life as things happening in "real life." For example, you'll ask, "Will I do that? In real life?" or you'll say, "That really happened. In real life." It kinda makes sense, I think. You just want to know if something is real or not. We've started using that phrase in our everyday language, as well. We'll ask you if something happened in "real life" or if it was just something you made up. :)
Lainey // You've started liking preserves! This is big! :) Previously, you've said "no" to anything with jelly...saying you prefer "homemade jam" (Kate, if you are reading this, please know that Kim's jam is still a winner in Lainey's book). I think you like the real deal...the yummy, sugary, gooey preserves as opposed to the congealed form of jelly!
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