He's not talking yet, at least not that I can really tell, but then he'll start babbling and it actually sounds like a conversation. I usually play along and we talk back and forth. He usually seems very serious about what he's saying so I try to pay close attention. I'm also hoping for a word I'll recognize. So far, I think I've heard "cat," "bye bye," and "hi" but it's hard to tell. I'm also getting a lot of "mama" FINALLY. I'm not sure he knows what it means exactly, but he knows it gets my attention.
Meanwhile, note to owners of vanity license plates - if you're going to spend the money, please try to state something other than the obvious. So you, the owner of a black Corvette, please think of something more original than "BLKVETT." And you, the guy in a Jeep Liberty, couldn't you come up with something better than "MYLIBTY." I shouldn't complain, these idiots are paying the state $30 in taxes that I'm not, but is it too much to ask for something a little creative?
In my home state of Illinois, it costs a lot more money to get vanity plates than it does in Virginia. The result is that when someone gets a vanity plate, it's usually something they really, emphatically want to express, moreso than MYLBTY. This seems superior to me.
ReplyDeleteI think vanity plates are vulgar. Especially people that put their names on their plates. Can you seem any more desperate? It's the equivalent of walking into a singles bar with a transparent blouse.
ReplyDeletePersonalized plates are gay - period.
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