While "training" with grandpa (going to see trains)Shakespeare was entertaining himself. First he climbed in the car, then on top of the car--in, on, in, on. Then he kicked the fence and told grandpa he was practicing karate. Then he started playing with his hands and making noises like a motorcycle "brrr . . . brrr".
Hey, Grandpa! Look. I can speak Brrr.
Really?
Brrrrr... Brrrrrr (lips vibrating). And look! I even know it in sign language!
What can I say? Such a talented child. He must be a prodigy. He's fluent, you know.
2 comments:
Thiderloderwaderkader. That's my made up word. Emily can testify to this. I used to use it all the time. It just rolls off the tongue easily. Try it out. Separate it into four words wit two syllables each. Thider-Loder-Wader-Kader. In Brrrr, it would sound like "brrr-brrrr-brrrrr-brrrrrr.
Mark
Now for the rest of the story. Mom just detailed the inside of the van and discovered dried up chocolate milk stains in the carpet. That would be "brrr -- splatt!!!!
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