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Independence Day at my in-laws
Jul. 4th, 2006 05:56 pmWell, let's see. We got to meet someone who's working with Lis's parents, and she's cool. Then we got to attempt to see the Space Shuttle lift off, but it must have been behind a cloud. If the skies are clear, you can see the contrail from the Shuttle lift-off from the street in front of my in-laws' house. But we didn't see it.
And our nephew Nate was there. And Nate's parents -- Lis's brother and sister-in-law -- but they said fewer absolutely adorable things.
Nate is 28 months old, so, about two-and-a-third. And he's really smart and adorable.
Among other things, I taught him the "Sneak sneak sneak. . . POUNCE!" game. In which you sneak up on someone, saying "Sneak, sneak, sneak, sneak. . . " and then you POUNCE on someone and give them a hug.
He spent much of the rest of the afternoon going, "Neak, neak, neak, neak. . . POUN!"
And our nephew Nate was there. And Nate's parents -- Lis's brother and sister-in-law -- but they said fewer absolutely adorable things.
Nate is 28 months old, so, about two-and-a-third. And he's really smart and adorable.
Among other things, I taught him the "Sneak sneak sneak. . . POUNCE!" game. In which you sneak up on someone, saying "Sneak, sneak, sneak, sneak. . . " and then you POUNCE on someone and give them a hug.
He spent much of the rest of the afternoon going, "Neak, neak, neak, neak. . . POUN!"