Washy...car...thank you

I took the Nugget to do some errands a few weeks ago and the Nugget seemed to enjoy the day. I say that because she told me and others over and over again about what we did. She moves her hands up and down and says "shashy" (washy). I will say "washy what". She replies, "car ... warwar" (car, water). I say "then what". She replies "sha" (fan). I say "we saw fans?" She says "store". I say "then what"? She says "moush, stickter" (mouse, sticker). I say "you got a sticker?" She says "thank you". The story is that we went to the car wash and then we went to Home Depot lighting section and she saw a bunch of fans (which she loves). While we were checking out she got a big Mickey Mouse sticker and she told the cashier "thank you". Another great story she told me about was how she wore her boots in the rain the other day and jumped in puddles and threw dirt. Then mama said "no, no, no". You have to see her say "no, no, no". She gets one finger up and waves it up and down at you - too damn funny. It's so funny how she remembers all the details and wants to tell everyone about it. More and more she will tell me what she did with mama during the day or what we have done - yesterday it was "yuckers". She learned that word from mama after mama squished a tomatoe by accident. Liana apparently thought it was hilarious. We are now seeing 3 word "sentences" like "I found it", "I did it", "I see you", go to 4 word "sentences" - "mama, dada, sit, eat" Also, the Nugget says her name a lot - "E-ana" is how it sounds. And she wants to do things by herself more and more. If I try to read a book she takes it and says "E-ana", or if I try to feed her she takes the cup and says "E-ana". She takes pride in being able to drink out of cups by herself (with many spills along the way). She knows that dada's name is "Mike" and mama's name is "Shally" and sometimes she will call out those names or sometimes she just yells "DA-DA" if she wants my attention or if she wants me to come downstairs. Last little story is lately she has been wanting to put salt on food - not because she necessarily enjoys the flavor but she likes the action of putting salt on. she has seen us reach into the small bowl of sea salt and sprinkle it on food with the thumb and forefinger. The Nugget now rubs her thumb/forefinger together and says "salt" or if we have already let her put it on food she will say "more salt". Much like everything else she does it cracks us up...