James and Kate know that drinks that come in cans (which they call "bubbles," I guess that's their interpretation of carbonation) are not for them. Despite the rule, they took advantage of the abandoned root beer sitting on the table. When Ben caught them, he opted for the camera in stead of a reprimand. (Excuse the background noise. I was vacuuming until I figured out what was going on behind me.)
In Spanish, loco means crazy.
While Ben and Julie think they are doing a fairly decent job under the first definition, Kate, James, and even Robert (as communicated through Kate) would like all readers to know that their parents identify with the Spanish meaning as well.
About us
We (Ben and Julie) married in February, 2000. Both of us are lawyers and enjoy healthy arguments regarding both things of import and things of no import. We are the parents of three-year-old twins (cheerful, cute Kate, and handsome, headstrong James) and our new baby Robert (a delightful angel). Kate likes reading books, watching Dora episodes, and cooking with her dad. James likes riding his bike, playing with balls, and watching out for Robert. Robert loves eating, a dry diaper, and sleeping.
3 comments:
So hilarious - I love James being extra brotherly in sharing with Kate by helping her with the can. Bravo Kate and James!
what good sharers!
That's what I say- good sharers... equally in trouble that way, I guess. :)
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