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Thursday, March 22, 2007
Jack Reads By Himself

Lately Jack has been content to read by himself. He would flip the pages his favourite books patting the characters in them cooing to himself. His favourite books are Little Fish, One to Three, and Just Like Daddy.

He has a sound for everyone and we each identify our own sound. :) I am eh-eh or Mom-Mom (or food). Grandma is ahhhh. Let me memorise the rest and I will write them down too.

His new game is using a piece of paper to slide himself along.

For me, I found new use for PDA. Penning notes and letters.

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