Hey again, remember me? Oh good, because if you didn’t I would have to introduce me all over again and then there wouldn’t be any time for this post.

As we get farther into this blog you may need some help understanding my 2-year-old brother, Doc. Here is a very helpful translation chart for whenever you get stuck.

REAL WORDS	DOC’S PRONUNCIATION
No	NOOOOO (In highest volume)
crackers	GAH-goose (sometimes he says cwackers)
Pumpkin teacups	Pun-kin TEE-cupths
Line up	Lime up (as in “Gwacie, lime up duckies!”)
Noodle soup	Noodle foop
Thingies	Fingies
Spiders	Piders
Eww	Eeeeewwwwww
Downstairs	Down-tairs
Outside/inside	Out-fide/In-fide
Secret	Feek-wit
Socks	Focks
Lucy the cat	Woosie kitty cat
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse	Mickey Moufe Clubhoufe
Love	Wuv
Bath	Baff
Bla Bla	Bwa Bwa
Kim (his nanny)	Mimi or Kimmie
Kennedy (Kim’s daughter)	Nini or KENN-dy

Anyway, I know why you are all here, and right about now you are thinking about how this blog is such a rip off because you wanted to see pictures of Doc. Be warned, I do not disappoint.

And…

Then Finally…

Doc had such fun yesterday, collecting eggs, eating sugar, reading his new Elmo book, and eating sugar. After we ate our chocolate chip waffles and two chocolate easter eggs, we found Doc in the living room spinning around in circles (he was on a sugar high), then laughing hysterically when he repeatedly fell down.

He also LOVES his new bouncy house and continuously asked Hazel and me to come jump with him. We jumped for half an hour or so and when we were done, our hair was definitely static-y. (Thanks a lot bouncy house!)

Happy quarant-easter to all of you!

Bye y’all

-Grace