Dada & Momomom
Doggy
Hi
Bye-bye
Peekoopeekoo [translation: “little piggy,” in reference to the market-going, roast-beef-eating, wee-wee-weeing piglets that make up his toes]
Chee [well, more like “tsee”; it translates to “cheese”]
Ts-ts-ts [this is his word for “frog,” based on the noise Joseph makes when he plays the frog-jumping game featured a few posts ago]
Woo? [said with his hands in the air, meaning “where is it?”]
Popping around the corner to say “hi!”
Rolling on the floor tangling himself in blankets
Sliding across the floor on his belly to attack Mom’s toes when she’s not looking
Swinging objects over his head (like Joseph does with kettle bells)
“Reading” books to himself
Climbing on anything that presents itself
Raiding kitchen drawers
Pulling books off shelves
Hiding random objects and asking me “Woo?”
His daily “happy pill” (the frozen blueberry that he gets right before breakfast)
Running gigglishly away from Mom before every diaper-change
Daily walk/outdoor adventure
Playing “patty-cake” with Grandma Bobo on Skype
Snacktime – particularly if it involves fruit or cheese
Reading any book
Joseph’s homecoming
Bathtime (with all the chasing, splashing, saying “hi” in the mirror, and general merriment that it entails)
I can certainly state that Edward is the cutest great grandchild in the family and maybe in the world. But I feel sure that I could get challenged should that report get out. His great grandma Miller thinks the blue berry pill is quite the topper as far as a diversionary tactic while his mother prepares the rest of the meal. She seldom fails to work that into a conversation. Gandpa.
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