Mommy is just showing off that she still remembers something from Spanish class. Who said it would never come in handy in the real world? For those who are not bilingual (ha ha), that means "5 teeth for Cinco de Mayo." To translate further, that means May 5, which is a holiday celebrating a battle in which Mexican forces defeated the occupying French troops. You can send donations for the history lesson to our home address.
Anyway, the big news is that Jacob has a surprise 5th tooth! We thought he would have a break for awhile, but just today I noticed a new bottom tooth poking through. At this rate, he'll have a full set of teeth by this summer! I'm sure that won't happen, though. He is busy lately making his crib his own. There are bite marks all over the railing. If you look closely, you can make out the words "Jacob was here" in the scratchings.
Monday, April 30, 2007
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2 comments:
Thanks for the history lesson. I am really surprised about the 5th tooth since he showed no signs of discomfort this last weekend. He is just full of surprises!
Mom
I think we might be teething too...although I can't see anything yet! Buenoes suerte con los dientes! Yo recuerdo espanol un pocito tambien! Buenoes Dias amiga!
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