One of our neighbors has a fish tank on his front porch for his kids to look at. I like how there's a little chair out there for them to sit in and watch the fishies. Who needs tv?
Daddy also pointed out the neighborhood ent to me. I was sleeping by then though, so I didn't get to see it.
After my walk I was passed out.
But then mommy came home and I woke up and had a snack. After snack time it was on to story time. Daddy read me this new book I got. For some reason, I like to look at birds and this new book has lots of birdies in it.
Later on Ah Mah and Ah Gong drove up from Orange County and brought us yummy Thai food for lunch. Ah Mah is such a good cook.
After lunch Ah Mah gave me my manicure. I don't usually like this part of my grooming routine, but Ah Gong kept me entertained while Ah Mah buffed and polished away.
Finally it was etiquette lesson time. In Thai society when people greet each other, they wai, or put their hands together like a prayer. Then they say "Sawatdee krup!" if they're boys or "Sawatdee ka!" if they're girls.
Ah Mah practiced my wai with me, and I liked it. Every time she put my hands together, I opened my mouth to say "Sawatdee krup!" Of course, I can't actually form consonant sounds yet, so I just practiced opening my mouth. Just imagine me saying "Sawatdee krup!" please.
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