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.
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The things kids think about...priceless!
Oh I miss sunbeams so much!!!!!!!!!!! And the twinners. And turtles.
Did you ever get that sorted out?
I visited Nettie and Curtis Atkisson's blog shortly after reading yours. It reminded me of a story Nettie told me about how their four-year-old Spencer was very riled up about "Clayton" one day. "Clayton" made you do bad things, and "Clayton" made you say naughty words, etc. Nettie was wondering who this rotten kid, "Clayton", was and how Spencer was involved with him. Then she realized that Spencer meant SATAN.
The questions this boy asks are hysterical. Three hours of it straight at Pineview. I am still laughing.
nothing like a little comic relief to break up the monotony of parenthood. . .
i love it.
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