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Joe’s mom (the boys call her Amah) sent this story to us after they babysat the boys this week. I love it.
“While in Vancouver, I saw this cute pastry shaped like a banana, and it has big lettering: BANANA on it. I bought a box of two for Noah and Ollie.
To let Noah practice his alphabet, I said, "Noah, what does it say?"
Noah ran his pointer through the letters, and read without hesitation, "not a hot dog".
(Joe took this picture by the way. Pretty great, huh?)
]]>(By the way, there were lots of other kids there. We’re generally careful not to post pictures of other people’s children, out of respect for their privacy.)
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Apparently Noah found his train more interesting than the lifelong commitment Aisha and Scott were making to each other.
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This was the closest we could get to a family photo.
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Brothers. From left: Wei-Chih (9), Carl (5), Wei-Tih (4, my dad), Smiley (3, father of the bride).
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The cousins and their ladies. From left: Dagmar (1.1+), Mike (1.1), Joe (4.2), Amy (4.2+), Jon (4.1), Aarti, Adam (3.1), Natalie.
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Me and Jon. (The downside of the beautiful sunny weather was massively overexposed backgrounds all day.)
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Amy took this one. They line up for a picture… so she goes behind them. I love that.
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Noah was a ridiculous dancing machine during the reception. We had to forcibly remove him, kicking and screaming, from the dance floor at 11PM.
Ollie was unconscious for most of the reception.
We spent New Years’ Eve strolling around the city with our friend Sabrina, whom Noah got along great with.
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