Mambo ya Luka: Tuende hospitalini!

21 December 2007

Tuende hospitalini!

Luka's getting his measles shot today! (We are actually at the internet cafe next door, waiting for the doctor to come in.) We are also hoping Luka poops sometime soon (I never thought I'd say that) so we can get his stool analyzed. After that, we're off to the OTHER hospital in town to get Luka's chest x-rayed.
Poor kid.

We'll post the results sometime soon, although we don't anticipate having much internet access the next few days because we are going to Dar to pick up my family.

Woohoo!

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About Luka (updated regularly)

after being scolded, points a finger at the scolder and says "NO!"
"conducts" by waving two arms rhythmically when music is playing
LOVES the movie theater
says "tickle tickle tickle" while flexing fingers
knows how to unbutton shirts
would always rather be outside
likes to sing "lay-la-lay-laaa" over and over
covers his mouth with his hands when something cracks him up
smacks himself on the forehead when something REALLY cracks him up
tried chopsticks for the first time
relaxes by sticking two fingers of his left hand in his mouth, while playing with one of his ears with his right hand
has a newly bald head
only poops a couple of times a day now
is diagnosed as anemic, and is now taking iron supplements daily (which turns his poop a lovely shade of olive green)
holds the phone (or anything phone-like) to the back of his ear and says, "'llllow?"
is now a little afraid of dogs, since one nipped at him
LOVES baths
likes to pretend to feed people
makes the Scooby-Doo sound, which I can't spell
falls asleep (or at least lies down and stays quiet) on command
crawls like a maniac
likes to poke sleeping people in the eye
will walk himself around a table for a bite of banana bread
when prompted with "busu" (kiss), will lean forward with his mouth wide open to receive the kiss, laughing hysterically
when someone tells him to say "Shikamoo" (a sign of respect to older people), he places his hand over the person's head (appropriate) and responds "Marahaba" (which is NOT appropriate, since it is the older person who should be saying "Marahaba.")