Fruck in Fractor
Here are a few funny words that my kids use. I hope you’re not easily offended. (especially with the 1st one.)
Kasen:
“Fruck in Fractor” = “Truck and Tractor” – Example: As we drive down the highway, Kasen says, “Hey daddy! There’s another one “fruck in fractor.” (He also uses the phrase “another one” instead of just saying “another.”)
“Bwink” = “Drink” – Example: In his most whiny voice, “I wanna brink.”
“Yesday” = “Yesterday” but it also means any day that has already past. – Example: As we read a book about Jesus, Kasen says, “We saw Him yesday.” referring to the live nativity we saw this past Christmas.
“Chawket” = “Chocolate” – Example: “I want some chawket milk.”
“Yogurt” = “Ogre” – Example: “Daddy, Why Shrek is a yogurt?”
“Pissin” = “Fishing” – Example: “Daddy, get my biderman pissin pole.” (“biderman” = “Spiderman”)
“G-aired” = “Scared” – Example: When he’s stalling and trying not to go to bed, he says, “Daddy, I’m g-aired somebody.”
“Uh-wy-ee” = “Hawaii” – Example: “Daddy, we go kating in Uh-wy-ee someday?” (“kating” = “skating” which also = “surfing”)
“Opane” = “Airplane” – Example: “My opane is fying!” (“fying” = “flying”)
“Mintin” = “Mint” – Example: “Mommy, I want a mintin?”
“Meese” = “Please”
“Kee-in” = “Skiing” – Example: “Daddy is kee-in with mommy in that picture.”
“Pwate” = “Plate”
Kesleigh: (Isn’t too verbal just yet, but she’s learning more everyday.)
“Yeah – sssss” = “Yes” – Kesleigh used to say “Yeah” until Miranda began correcting her. Now she still says “Yeah” but then remembers and adds the “ssss” on the end.
“Rash” = “Trash” – Example: When Kesleigh finishes her gogurt, she grabs the wrapper and says, “rash” as she heads to the trash can.
“Icccccce” = “Ice” – She says it correctly, but hangs on the “sss” sound a little long. Example: Holding her cup up when I’m standing at the fridge, she says, “Iccccce.”
“Yight” = “Light” – She points to the light fixtures and says, “Yight.”
“Bubba” = “Brother”
“Case” = “Kasen”
Kasen Videos
Just thought I’d post a few videos we filmed over the past few weeks. They’re all really short, but capture some fun moments.
Kasen’s “Bite” from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Kasen’s First Bowling Experience from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Trying to get Kasen to say Kesleigh from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Gigi’s Sprinkler from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Sprinkler from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Bubbles with Grandma from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Kasen Playing with Mommy from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Walking the Mosquitos
Kasen and I went for a walk this morning. Considering the swarm of mosquitos around us, you might say we took them for a walk. Anyway, Kasen loves it! He points out every car and especially loves the school buses. He also gets excited when he sees birds. It’s fun for me to listen to him as he rambles on about the different things he sees. He still has a long ways to go as far as learning his words, so his rants are interesting. I become a code breaker trying to discern what he means. Anyway, I just wanted to give you a snapshot of our life together this morning.
Here’s a video of some of Kasen’s first words. You know you live in Lake Jackson when your child’s first words include “Mosquito.”
Kasen and the Mosquito Bite from Steve Corn on Vimeo.
Dumpster Diving and 3 Hags
Quite a few of you guys told me that you really liked the “Hag Story” the other day. We were experimenting and actually recorded it. If you’d like to download the audio file and listen again sometime, here it is:
Hag Story – An fun allegory/story I heard from Rob Morris (who heard it from Dave Reaver) depicting the life/pursuit of a Christian.
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