More words A-B-C, budding ghetto movie ettiquite

First we want to wish Uncle Stanley to get better soon.

We are hearing more and more word combinations. Zev is doing most of the talking, but just when you think Orli is not picking it up as fast, she comes out with her own things.
Now, for the most part only we understand them, we have the context, so they sometimes make sense to us. Today for example Zev said "mamma, sehgglfhglur, Orli" over and over again, the middle part made no sense. So mommy tried, "Orli going poo poo?", "no", "Want to go see Orli?", "yeah". While mommy was putting on her boots the other day to trek out in the bad weather, Orli from the living room said "mamma, Iseeyou".
Here are the other things they say:
I love you-Zev
I see you-Orli
Oh man- Both thanks to Dora
whahappen?-Zev
oh nooo?-both
bye kitty, hi kitty-both
Orli cying- Zev
Bugga bugga, hi buggy-Orli
Oh buck, and Oh Sh*T- Zev thanks to Daddy watching football and momma always dropping stuff
a-b-c-de gee-hach-lmnoop-ssvee,nnbbuh buh abc, meee (clap) yeah!-Zev
maaaw peeeese- Orli
aaahhh chooo-Both

All of these things and more have been heard. Zev is really trying to sing the ABC's, it is cute. Orli is babbeling more and is getting louder, and making a little more sense. It is amazing what they know. Just this week Zev has decided not to color on paper, so he tagged the walls, and just when mommy thought she washed it all off, she found more behind he door. We brought Zev over to view his art, and mommy said "look Zev, oh no! " Zev responded with a genuine puzzled look and said "wah happen?"
Thanks to Dora, Orli will be shouting at the TV or at the screen at the movie theater when she grows up. Why you ask? Dora encourages you to shout to help her, only Orli takes this to a new level and when she sees swiper (the bandit fox) when Dora doesn't, Orli stands up on the couch and says "OOOH NO!, OH NO!!" and points, as if to warn Dora. Moments like this remind mommy of the old Forest Theater back home, where popcorn was $1 and so was the admission and the whole audience would shout "Oh, watch out, he's behind the door!"