International "Abba" of mystery

Ava refers to herself as "Abba". Close enough. Abba also speaks a couple of different languages. According to Ava, a cat says "Muy" (like the "muy" in "muy bien"). She also says "muy" for "more". Apparently, Ava picked up some Yiddish along the way too. She says "Oy" for "ear". Ava sometimes says a cow says "Mew", which is what I imagine a French cow sounds like. Ava's new favorite word is "sushi" and says it multiple times a day. And what should be "hair" is pronounced "hana". Not sure what language that is. She has a few made up words she says all day long (and David keeps encouraging her by saying it back to her). The two words are "Otoba", which I believe is a location in Nigeria, and "Hebibi" which I believe has a Middle Eastern persuasion. Who knows what language she will pick up next?!

Here are a few pics of Ava doing some funny and mysterious things:

We don't know why she started doing this pose, but every so often, she'll do it and see what our reaction is. We now call it the "plie" (French ballet term and I don't know how to do the symbol above the "e"). Now when we say "plie" she'll do this very seriously.

Who is she trying to look good for?

Without fail, she puts her shoes on wrong each time and gets very frustrated when she can't walk properly.

She doesn't know where her next assignment might be, but she's pretty good at being incognito. I like how the sunglasses make her ears stick out.

She's ready to eat any type of cuisine that is thrown at her. She can't get enough of this seasoned seaweed. I'm totally obsessed with it too, and sometimes will eat 20 packets in one sitting. Quite a nasty aftertaste, but it goes down oh so smoothly. I dare you to try one if you're not a sushi eater.