Mee-yah do it!

She has to help, even though her help takes twice as long. That strong desire to learn and be involved in everything is unbelievably inspiring. She does not take 'no' for an answer. What if we never allowed anyone to tell us 'no', can you imagine where our lives would have taken us?  Not only that but she refuses to accept any help. "Ee-yah do it!" or as she has now started to say 'Mee-yah do it' a hybrid of 'Me' and 'Ee-yah' a word she has come up with as she transitions from refereeing to herself in the third person. Of all her little classmates she is the only one who can put on her own shoes; that comes from pure determination. Undoing the Velcro, slipping her foot in, making sure the heel is inside the back rim, and revelcroing it. Half the time she gets them on the right feet!