Burke has a thing with the letter “h” recently. So many words begin with h in Burke’s vocabulary. Last night Burke ate “big hicken” for dinner. Then we read scriptures and I did a “hood job.” This morning he had “hornflakes” for breakfast, and he spread his arms and told me he loved me “hiss much.” At night he likes to put on his “hee j’s” before bed. When William shared with Burke, Burke said “hank you.” Burke constantly wants to be “hickled” or says “I’m gonna het you” as he crawls like a lion toward us. I tell Burke “Let’s go downstairs” and he says, “I’m homin’.” When I asked him where his car named Ramone is, Burke replies, “Hamone, hight there.” It's hilarious.
7 comments:
that is too funny! so weird that i feel like we've never heard him talk-- he has grown up a lot in denmark!!
(h)ear Burke,
We miss (h)ou. (H)ou are (h)o-o cute.
(h)ove (h)our St. (h)ouis (h)amily.
I love it! Jason used to do the same thing, but with y's. So he was always saying, "No, Yean!" instead of No, Sean. Enjoy it, they grow out of it too fast. We miss you guys! Can't wait til your back in town!
that is so adorable!! he is such a cutie. i would love to see video footage! yay for david and joc and weddings so that we can all hang out.
Burke is the cutest child...what a terrific personality and an amazing smile. I always want to freeze them in time. Write it all down in a journal...Children LOVE to hear stories about themselves when they were little!
Hey Amy! I just saw your comment on my blog! How the heck are you, and what on "hearth" are you doing in Denmark? (That was a tribute to your "H" loving son, by the way!)
Loved the [h]ost. Your blog is so fun, too (especially the pics). I have a neighbor who grew up in Denmark so it's with an extra bit of interest that we've loved hearing how your doing through updates from your mom and g'ma. Now we can check out your happenings for ourselves. Thanks for the nice comments you left.
And of course I knew who you were!
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