Fifteen Months
Y. has started to talk, but it’s that fifteen month inarticulate toddler speak language.
Like, instead of “milk,” he’ll say “muk.”
Cute, right?
He loves graham crackers, much like every other child in the world BESIDES his sister.
Graham crackers is a long word, too long for his sweet little fifteen month mouth.
So, when he wants his favorite snack, he just starts yelling….
“CRACKAS!! CRACKAS!”
And, of course, nothing completes a snack of graham crackers like a nice cup of juice.
“JOOZ! JOOOZ!”
I must be doing something right.
My son loves Jews and Crackers.
We may have a shot at world peace, after all.
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AH hahahahahahahahaha.
You win.
@Maria, I love winning.
kiss that little peacemaker for me!!!
@hello haha narf, Done.
Holy crap, Faiqa. You totally just made me spit out my iced tea all over my keyboard with that ending.
Loving Jews and Crackers. Yep, he’s officially a Floridian! LOL
Love it. LOVE it!!!
@CP, Haha, I didn’t even consider the practicality of loving Jews and Crackers in terms of being Floridian! Score!
I hurt, I am laughing so hard.
@Poppy, I’m glad you thought it was as funny as I am. My brother kept calling for a few days there and asking me to make him say it on the phone.
Awesome!! Taylor used to call wipes “whites.” When she wanted me to throw a wipe away, she’d say, “White trash.” She didn’t care much about world peace—-or making it out of Walmart alive, for that matter.
@Andrea, HAHAHA… love that.
Now if he could only turn his attention T9 the Global Warming problem, we’d be set…
@yknot, I *am* trying to teach him to say “hybrid” instead of “car.”
It sounds as though we could communicate perfectly!
@Dave2, I know you would!
Can I vote for Y for President yet?
@B.E. Earl, Definitely. I’ve already worked out his campaign slogan for 2045, “Yeah, I *AM* Muslim, so what, bitches.” What do you think?
@Faiqa, Works for me. I’d need to see a birth certificate, of course.
He’s an equal-opportunity accidental offender.
@Angie [A Whole Lot of Nothing], He gets that from his dad.
Awesome!! He has a future at the UN!
@Lisa, As long they serve graham crackers and Capri Sun in the snack room, I’m sure he’s on board.
I love Jews, but I don’t like Crackers. I should learn by his example.
@Avitable, He’s conducting a sensitivity training next week.
What a fun time of life.
@Jason, I’m really enjoying it… they grow up so fast, as you well know.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.
He’s kickass, like his momma.
@Sybil Law, He is… and cute as hell like his daddy.
Ha! Love that. Funny how the language of a child can make it all make sense… well, in that sort of way.
World Peace for all.
@martymankins, Right on.
I am glad I was not holding my eggnog over the keyboard while reading this:-) He is too cute for words..xoxo
@Sahar, Did you see my update about Nuha’s story? “I’m sorry I called you butthead. It’s okay. Bananas.” Now, that? Was funny.
He’s that big already?! Wow, time really does fly! Pictures, please!
@Elizabeth Kaylene, I posted a photo of him on the Eid post about three weeks ago. I’ll post some more soon.
This cracked me up!
@Zoeyjane, It is pretty funny… I should have recorded him saying it.
@Faiqa, Seems like it might be a good opportunity for an iron-on transfer. Just sayin’.
Yes but he eats them… for a snack.
@RW, But he loves them before he does it. Let’s focus on the positive, shall we…
Peace comes in small steps… small, fifteen month steps where every word is in all caps and said with the authority of a South American dictator.
Hahahaha….i loved RW’s comment.
Now i just need to teach him some curse words in punjabi so he can combine them with his cuteness to unite India and Pakistan. We can then move on to the North/South Korea issue.
Fantastic post.
SO CUTE. OMG. I do not correct my boys when they pronounce words wrong, I just can’t. I hate when they, on their own, start saying certain words the right way. Right now my 2 year old says ‘sugie’ instead of ‘sugar’ and it melts me!
Forget the curse words my kids know, it’s awful. Today my son hit me in the back with a toy and I said “OH JESUS CHRIST!” Then I said, “I’m so sorry for saying a bad word, C.” His reaction? “I didn’t hear you say the f word mommy!” Sigh…
Love it!
N finally said her 1st word the other day- “Buh Bull” (Bubble). I think she has said “more” and “ball” before that, but “bubble” was much more articulate and obvious, so I’m counting that one as her first word.