She has a huge sense of humor. She's kind of like the little red fella' on PBS. Have you noticed how he laughs at everything? Even himself. So does The Pixie. Here are some things you'll find her laughing at:
If you say, "I'm trying to explain to your sister what's happening in her movie. Stop climbing on my head." She will laugh at your suggestion.
If you try to show her it was not a suggestion but a command, she'll laugh, climb down one side of your body and then climb up your other side.
If she asks her brother for one of his raisins and his "NO!" is frosty enough to give Hades a chill, she'll just chuckle "OK" and waggle her body over to the sofa, where she'll climb up on it and start jumping - and laughing.
If you tell her it's time to change her diaper she'll laugh, "I Clean!" and run away...laughing.
If you catch her and lay her down and say very seriously (because you're kind of irked) "It's time to change your diaper, now." She'll laugh at you and lightly chuckle, "ok - ha ha ha".
If she asks her brother for one of his raisins and his "NO!" is frosty enough to give Hades a chill, she'll just chuckle "OK" and waggle her body over to the sofa, where she'll climb up on it and start jumping - and laughing.
If you tell her it's time to change her diaper she'll laugh, "I Clean!" and run away...laughing.
If you catch her and lay her down and say very seriously (because you're kind of irked) "It's time to change your diaper, now." She'll laugh at you and lightly chuckle, "ok - ha ha ha".
If you are being a good mom and reading to your children she will quietly put her teeny-tiny hand over your mouth...and then start laughing.
If you ask which chair she wants to sit in she'll say, "That one." and when you move in that direction she'll pop her legs strait out in front of her, point to another chair and exclaim, "No, that one." As you change directions she sticks out those pencil legs and points somewhere else, "No that one - ha ha ha." And when you growl her name she just laughs more.
If she is walking by her dad she says, "Dad can I go dis way pease?" He looks at her and she laughs, "Thank you". She walks four feet then turns around and comes back. "Dad can I go dis way pease?" He looks at her and shrugs. She laughs, "Thank you" and continues walking the other way.
If you ask her to give you something, she has to give it to you with presentation, while batting her eyes and bowing...then laughing.
If she asks you for more almonds she says, "More this one pease..." and she includes a strange interpretive dance that includes a lot of gyrating. You might ask and point, "This one?" and she will laugh at you, "Yes - ha ha ha." (Sometimes I get the joke, but honestly, what was even funny about that?)