MommyDaddies: Drumlin

Saturday, April 24

Drumlin

Lots of baby animals are cropping up at Drumlin Farm these days - lots of spring.

also some funny lookin Mommy's

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Lil Monito's Words

Uncle Jim Makes Big Farts
Mama, have some booty, Pleeze (he can string a lot of words together if he is inspired!)
I like it, it juicy (trying a strawberry)
...thankyou-yourwelcome (after being handed something he wants)
"two, three, four, five, sixen,eight, nine, TEN" followed by clapping usually - note he doesn't count One, and six and seven have been combined to be sixen
F*ck - said once so far, thanks mommy em
Second Joke - saying "Joke" and laughing like a crazy boy
Gabe, Kaff, Eric, Alba, Jeff, Lila, Mikey, Kris, Alexxx, Jack, ELMO (said over and over upon waking)
bye, bye __________ (insert name)
Hey, where choo - choo go ?
thank you, ______ (insert name)
More _____ (insert desired food item) pleez
Cool
Airplane
Screen
Shit (12-15-07 thanks to mama em)
First Joke - saying "Poop" then laughing his butt off
Dip (as in tings in yogurt, potatoes into sour cream etc)
Snow
"Bye-Bye Lila"
red, blue, yellow, een (green)
Boogie (boogers & he points to his nose)
cup, couch, push
Spark-el-ly (3 syllabels rhymes with broccoli)
Broccoli
Gabe
No-My-Cracker (said to Henri the dog in Ct.)
Thank You (ank ou)
Please (peez)
Three
Milk
Ha (while signing Hat)
poop
pee pee
Turtle (thanks to a visit to the mini aquarium at the Berkeshire Museum)
Agua
Book
Meow (while signing cat)
MAMA (finally)
"NO" - I wondered how long this would take
Where - as in where is dada
Cwauk, now means bottled water
Fish
Zebra - thanks to Phancy
Tickle
Apple
Farah & Cracker are now full words
Grandpa
Keys
Frah = Farah
Grandma - but he still doesn't say mommy
Truck (thanks to the nice truck from Gma Gma Anne)
Bubble
Ball
Bye Bye
Vroom Vroom - while signing motorcycle
Cwauk = Cracker
Car
be-bo (belly button)
"WoW" - said in a funny voice the way em taught him
Teeth (means toothbrush)
Off
His own name
Baby
Rachael - well Em says so ???
Up
Cheese
Mabel
DA - when calling for either Dada or Doggie
Doggie
Woof
Bobo - from his book HUG