please don't take Nans sunshine away

[Ames]

I thought the person who repeated the question sounded just like Cindy. Cindy is the one who took Caylee to the nursing home on father's day, Casey did not go.

Well THAT figures. I wondered about it, because she (KC) told police that sometimes she went with them.

 

[MaryAnn]

My heart just breaks everytime I hear/see that video and even more when Caylee says "tired papa". That has got to be the cutest thing I've ever seen. She was one smart little girl. So sweet too, clinging and hugging her Great Grandpa like that. Everytime I think/see/hear it all it makes me want to find Casey and duck tape her mouth shut and then use your imagination from that point on.

 

[MaryAnn]

Well THAT figures. I wondered about it, because she (KC) told police that sometimes she went with them.

of course, Casey couldn't take time out from partying and having sex to see her old Grandpa in a nursing home on Fathers day. Yes, she's just the "mother of the year"... I'll tell ya what kind of mother she is.

 

[biggirl]

of course, Casey couldn't take time out from partying and having sex to see her old Grandpa in a nursing home on Fathers day. Yes, she's just the "mother of the year"... I'll tell ya what kind of mother she is.

I thought the same thing!

KC probably told her mom that she had to work. Had an "event" she had to handle. She used that excuse often I am sure.

At what point, when the truth is right in your FACE, does a parent (CA) start to think "I think I have been duped"??

I understand trusting your child. But when their lies are shown to you and you continue to make excuses. Mind boggling. those 4 videos are brilliant. They could be shown to a jury and nufsaid.

When Caylees greatgrandfather is singing this song to his precious little angel, I could not help but think that someday she will greet him in heaven and take him by the hand and lead him into the light.

 

[gitana1]

From the first time I saw the video, I did not think Caylee was purposefully saying "nan" or "nan's sunshine". I thought and think she was just a little two year old having a hard time pronouncing sunshine and still figuring out how to sing the song in order with all the words included. She missed the word "my" as her brain jumped ahead to the difficult word she knew she would have to next pronounce, "Sunshine", which she pronounces "nunshine", or something similar. She sounded like a toddler fumbling over the words and timing to me, which is very very common in children that age. Heard a ton of that with my preschoolers when I used to teach.

 

[Atlanta PI]

Respectfully disagree. She is clearly saying nan.

 

[biggirl]

Respectfully disagree. She is clearly saying nan.

Yep, and she is proud of it.

 

[gitana1]

Respectfully disagree. She is clearly saying nan.

I listened again and the first time she says it, it sure does seem clear. I was wrong.

 

[QuietStorm]

I thought the same thing!

KC probably told her mom that she had to work. Had an "event" she had to handle. She used that excuse often I am sure.

At what point, when the truth is right in your FACE, does a parent (CA) start to think "I think I have been duped"??

I understand trusting your child. But when their lies are shown to you and you continue to make excuses. Mind boggling. those 4 videos are brilliant. They could be shown to a jury and nufsaid.

When Caylees greatgrandfather is singing this song to his precious little angel, I could not help but think that someday she will greet him in heaven and take him by the hand and lead him into the light.

I don't think CA gave a rip about where KC was. She says as much in her taped interview with LE, stating that she didn't care where KC was, she just wanted Caylee back. As as grandmother, I can attest how much the grandkids mean to me - everything. Yet I could never say such a thing to anyone and could never feel that way. Not care where my daughter was? Never. As my grandson entered puberty, he complained about his mom from time to time. I reminded him that he was talking about MY DAUGHTER and that he better be careful choosing his words, right or wrong. I helped raise my grandson and know that unconditional love a grandmother feels and the joy of having part of your own little one back again. But things at the Anthony home just seem way over the top. (No, my daughter was not like KC but it all seems strange to me anyway.)

As to the song, my mother sang it to all five of her children and we all sang it to all of our children, and those children are now singing it to their children. I've always associated that song with my mother's love. How sad that Caylee could not and can never.

 

[TxRose]

I don't think CA gave a rip about where KC was. She says as much in her taped interview with LE, stating that she didn't care where KC was, she just wanted Caylee back. As as grandmother, I can attest how much the grandkids mean to me - everything. Yet I could never say such a thing to anyone and could never feel that way. Not care where my daughter was? Never. As my grandson entered puberty, he complained about his mom from time to time. I reminded him that he was talking about MY DAUGHTER and that he better be careful choosing his words, right or wrong. I helped raise my grandson and know that unconditional love a grandmother feels and the joy of having part of your own little one back again. But things at the Anthony home just seem way over the top. (No, my daughter was not like KC but it all seems strange to me anyway.)

As to the song, my mother sang it to all five of her children and we all sang it to all of our children, and those children are now singing it to their children. I've always associated that song with my mother's love. How sad that Caylee could not and can never.

I don't think she meant that she didn't care about Casey...but she knew Casey was safe....so she said she wasn't concerned about her or where she was at the time. But she was worried about Caylee because nobody knew where she was or whether she was safe or not. (except for Casey that is....) Her mind was consumed with what could be happening to little Caylee. So frankly I don't think this was an unusual statement to make.

I also remember the sunshine song as a child...and I sang it regularly to my daughter. She is 12 now, but I have a recording on my computer of her singing the song at age 2...just like little Caylee. It is my favorite audio clip!

 

[TxRose]

I don't think CA gave a rip about where KC was. She says as much in her taped interview with LE, stating that she didn't care where KC was, she just wanted Caylee back. As as grandmother, I can attest how much the grandkids mean to me - everything. Yet I could never say such a thing to anyone and could never feel that way. Not care where my daughter was? Never. As my grandson entered puberty, he complained about his mom from time to time. I reminded him that he was talking about MY DAUGHTER and that he better be careful choosing his words, right or wrong. I helped raise my grandson and know that unconditional love a grandmother feels and the joy of having part of your own little one back again. But things at the Anthony home just seem way over the top. (No, my daughter was not like KC but it all seems strange to me anyway.)

As to the song, my mother sang it to all five of her children and we all sang it to all of our children, and those children are now singing it to their children. I've always associated that song with my mother's love. How sad that Caylee could not and can never.

I don't think she meant that she didn't care about Casey...but she knew Casey was safe....so she said she wasn't concerned about her or where she was at the time. But she was worried about Caylee because nobody knew where she was or whether she was safe or not. (except for Casey that is....) Her mind was consumed with what could be happening to little Caylee. So frankly I don't think this was an unusual statement to make.

I also remember the sunshine song as a child...and I sang it regularly to my daughter. She is 12 now, but I have a recording on my computer of her singing the song at age 2...same age as little Caylee. It is my favorite audio clip!

 

[TxRose]

I don't think CA gave a rip about where KC was. She says as much in her taped interview with LE, stating that she didn't care where KC was, she just wanted Caylee back. As as grandmother, I can attest how much the grandkids mean to me - everything. Yet I could never say such a thing to anyone and could never feel that way. Not care where my daughter was? Never. As my grandson entered puberty, he complained about his mom from time to time. I reminded him that he was talking about MY DAUGHTER and that he better be careful choosing his words, right or wrong. I helped raise my grandson and know that unconditional love a grandmother feels and the joy of having part of your own little one back again. But things at the Anthony home just seem way over the top. (No, my daughter was not like KC but it all seems strange to me anyway.)

As to the song, my mother sang it to all five of her children and we all sang it to all of our children, and those children are now singing it to their children. I've always associated that song with my mother's love. How sad that Caylee could not and can never.

I don't think she meant that she didn't care about Casey...but she knew Casey was safe....so she said she wasn't concerned about her or where she was at the time. But she was worried about Caylee because nobody knew where she was or whether she was safe or not. (except for Casey that is....) Her mind was consumed with what could be happening to little Caylee. So frankly I don't think this was an unusual statement to make.

I also remember the sunshine song as a child...and I sang it regularly to my daughter. She is 12 now, but I have a recording on my computer of her singing the song at age 2...same age as little Caylee. It is my favorite audio clip!

 

[TxRose]

Sorry about the multiple posts...my system froze...then posted 6 times! Now I can't delete any of the posts. Perhaps a nice mod will come along and delete them for me? :blowkiss:

 

[kpalma715]

I call my maternal grandmother "Nanny" and my paternal grandmother "Grandma". My daughter used to call my Mom; Nana, Grandma, Nanny, Noono.

 

[PeaHen80]

I have a friend who is Italian. She calls her grandma nana and her grandpa nanu. I don't know what context it was used in the text to Will, but could be that she is referring to her grandfather...aren't the Anthony's Italian?