-------Anyway-------
So our little guy is quite the talker. This makes for some pretty good laughs when words just don't come out quite right.
So I have provided a cheat sheet for those who will be having conversations with him in the near future......
F-Word (you know the one) = Frog, Fox, or Fork depending on context
Heeeeef = Uncle Heath
Nanna = Banana or his actual Nanna (my mom)
Doser = Bulldozer
Tuck = Truck
Ty-ang-ul = Triangle (thanks Sesame Street)
Dye-soar = Dinosaur (always followed by a roar)
Pansss = Pants (translation: get them off me) always followed by a collapse on the floor and tears - he HATES pants
O-gurrt = yogurt
jaf = Giraffe
Guh-ma = Grandma
Guhmpa = Grandpa
Lithey = Aunt Lizzy
Side = Outisde (as in NOW!)
Pow = Snowplow
You get the idea. I love listening to him try to mimic everything I say. It's hilarious.
One other funny story..................
He LOVES animals and ALWAYS points them out as we walk/drive along the street. I laughed so VERY hard the other day when I heard him shout "COW" from the back seat as we were stopped at a stoplight. I looked over to see what he was pointing at and saw this:
He then moo'd all the way up the block.
All I could say was 'YES Harrison ------ that was a cow.'
**This of course is not the ACTUAL dog we saw - but it looked exactly the same and was just as big. Who breeds dalmatians and Great Danes anyway?
All I could say was 'YES Harrison ------ that was a cow.'
**This of course is not the ACTUAL dog we saw - but it looked exactly the same and was just as big. Who breeds dalmatians and Great Danes anyway?
7 comments:
I live the "Dye-soar" with a roar! It reminds me of George from Peppa Pig. Is that cartoon available in the US - or is it just British?
Hi Howe Family ~ I just found you from Kim's blog!!! Yeaahhhh ~ Harrison is getting so big. What a cutie. He's a mini me of his dad! Annie I love your blog and contents. Aunt Colleen told me I just had to see it. Here is our blog if you want to link up :-)
www.sandykayandcy.blogspot.com
Good to be in touch. Remember the invitation to come to Montana is always open!
Love,
SandyKay & Cy
The pants thing makes sense. Jordan hates pants too.
It's a harlequin great dane...they're my favorite color of danes. He says so many things already! Hyatt didn't really want to talk until he was almost 2!
I love the translations. My kids have all used the F-word too. For them it usually means firetruck or just truck. It makes for a great conversation piece when they start shouting it in public. :) I also love that he is always wanting his pants off. Just wait till he learns how to take off the diaper.
This is great- just the kinds of things you want to remember. It will make for great stories around the table at family gatherings!
I am still laughing...definitely a cow in our books too! Sure wish we could spend a day with you and your cute family, my favorite stage is Harrison's right now--could eat him for breakfast he's so cute!
luvs,
KJ
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