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(a.k.a. Chuck-a-brown-eye practise!)
HIAKKKkks!
I know how to roll from being on my back, to being on my front! But DARN IT, my arm gets stuck under my tummy and I cannot get it out!
I look up to see what’s around, but DARN IT my neck muscles are still not strong enough! And DARN IT, as if my nose isn’t flat enough already when my neck muscles give way!
HAHAHAHA…..a baby pose INDEED !
Anns last blog post..Weekend shots
Check out my cutie-pie’s buttocks!!! And feet too! A future acrobat! PLEASE… someone help me roll over!!! <>
The yeye must miss her cute nephew. Even the sight of his buttocks and feet will do. Ha ha…Caleb is adorable I must say. Managed peeks at his photos. I just enjoy the fact he seems to be only bullying the Daddy. Why so one wonders….Perhaps that is Caleb’s way of showing love to his Daddy. A saying in Chinese goes : beat means love
“beat means love”?
I would settle for “I love you Daddee”, or “Thanks Daddee, for the milkies”, or “You’re the bestest, Daddee”, or “I am glad so I got your good looks, Daddee”…
“beat means love”
Direct translation from mandarin “ta se ai”
I am sure Caleb will say that in due time. He is only 6mths so an oral expression will be quite a feat for him you know. Also, probably when he is 18 and says : Thanks Daddee for the car keys. Don’t wait up Daddee as I will be home late. Hah! With the good looks sure “kau sei lui”. Told Hot Mummee that and of course she is quite proud of this! But we agree not to mention to his face as Hot Mummee wants him to maintain his good looks. An old wives tale of getting the opposite effect if you say it often to the baby’s face.