http://www.jasonschwanz.com/2006/10/20/latest-judah-clip/ Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:22:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.jasonschwanz.com/2006/10/20/latest-judah-clip/comment-page-1/#comment-40 DrenNotes » Blog Archive » Goweee! Tue, 24 Oct 2006 23:36:56 +0000 http://www.jasonschwanz.com/?p=154#comment-40 [...] Saying adult-type things:  it’s great when children find their voices, and sometimes they say the cutest things!  My brother’s first sentence:  “Bite my sistie’s bapple.”  One of my first:  “I not noxious.”  Around here, we’ve heard kitty, puppy, onetwofree, twofee (two feet), mooooom, dad, grandahdee, sddeee (sadie), cohl (cole), haht (hot).  Darling!  Can’t get enough!  But then there’s his new favorite.  Note:   he was prompted when saying this.  But now he’s not.  Everything is “Gowee!”  Generally it’s meant just as a general statement about moving:  Hubby and JJ were watching football on Saturday, and JJ kept yelling, “Go!  Go!  Goweeeee!” as the player was running with the ball.  If he’s done with his food, it’s time for it to “gowee”.  If it’s time to leave the library, time to “gowee”.  Only with the dog does he *really* mean it.  And he means it.  A lot. [...] [...] Saying adult-type things:  it’s great when children find their voices, and sometimes they say the cutest things!  My brother’s first sentence:  “Bite my sistie’s bapple.”  One of my first:  “I not noxious.”  Around here, we’ve heard kitty, puppy, onetwofree, twofee (two feet), mooooom, dad, grandahdee, sddeee (sadie), cohl (cole), haht (hot).  Darling!  Can’t get enough!  But then there’s his new favorite.  Note:   he was prompted when saying this.  But now he’s not.  Everything is “Gowee!”  Generally it’s meant just as a general statement about moving:  Hubby and JJ were watching football on Saturday, and JJ kept yelling, “Go!  Go!  Goweeeee!” as the player was running with the ball.  If he’s done with his food, it’s time for it to “gowee”.  If it’s time to leave the library, time to “gowee”.  Only with the dog does he *really* mean it.  And he means it.  A lot. [...]

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