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mamajoanI have a short video clip of Isaac on my website. It's from last July, so obviously he's pretty different in the video from now (he didn't even walk then and could barely crawl). Alas, I'm running low on disk space on my website so I'm going to take the clip down -- it's about 30MB. I just thought I'd give you a chance to go watch it, if you haven't (or watch it again, if you have), before I take it down. It's pretty funny, apparently, based on the comments I've gotten on it thus far. :)
Anyway, here's the link in case you want to check it out. I'll be deleting it tomorrow-ish.
In newer Isaac news, he is learning how to talk on the phone; when he hears gramma's voice come out of the phone he says "ride bus? tunnel?" because he totally associates gramma with riding the #1 Bus through the Harvard tunnel. Also Isaac will now bring me a book to read, and then when I go to sit down in a chair to read it, he'll follow me to the chair, hand me the book, and then turn around so that his back is to me, to make it easy for me to pull him up onto my lap. It's so funny. :)
He's also starting to repeat everything he hears, which can be really funny. Yesterday we were in the car discussing family medical issues, and gramma gave a deep sigh and "oy," and from the backseat we hear a little piping "Oy!" LOL! Also if you bend over to pick something up and give a grunt, or if you stretch and groan, or similar, Isaac will grunt/groan in imitation of you, which is hilarious. I can see it's time for me to start watching my language.... ;)
Anyway, here's the link in case you want to check it out. I'll be deleting it tomorrow-ish.
In newer Isaac news, he is learning how to talk on the phone; when he hears gramma's voice come out of the phone he says "ride bus? tunnel?" because he totally associates gramma with riding the #1 Bus through the Harvard tunnel. Also Isaac will now bring me a book to read, and then when I go to sit down in a chair to read it, he'll follow me to the chair, hand me the book, and then turn around so that his back is to me, to make it easy for me to pull him up onto my lap. It's so funny. :)
He's also starting to repeat everything he hears, which can be really funny. Yesterday we were in the car discussing family medical issues, and gramma gave a deep sigh and "oy," and from the backseat we hear a little piping "Oy!" LOL! Also if you bend over to pick something up and give a grunt, or if you stretch and groan, or similar, Isaac will grunt/groan in imitation of you, which is hilarious. I can see it's time for me to start watching my language.... ;)
