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| Skottustelpa, The Continuing Saga Welcome to Skottustelpa's page of fun and games. Skottustelpa is amazing, beautiful and incredibly talented. Everyone loves Skottustelpa. Go, Skottustelpa, go! |
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Sunday, February 17, 2008 AB is in Manila making no less than three music videos for a Danish Hip Hop artist. The guy has such foul language that AB was at first hesitant to work for him but after being informed that the man had been sober for a year, AB decided he'd go through with it. So AB is in the Philippines, living in an apartment with some very young enthousiastic people and focusing on tight asses shaking. It's a dirty job but as you all know, somebody got to do it. Me and Minilla have been having a swell old time trying not to get on each others nerves. He doesn't really find the mother so much fun to play with after 3 days. He has been sick and I took two days off work while he had fever. Yesterday he was fine so we went and visited AB's aunt who was babysitting a Minillas cousin, two months younger. Now my boy is no weenie. He is big and strong. And the wobbly little cousing gave him a beating, first with a helicopter and then with a spade. After the second round, after a thorough scolding, the cousing came up to Minillas side wanting to apologize. My little one had enough and threw his arm out to the side, whacking the cousin in the face. The cousin ran behind his grandma and hung on to her pants. It was so hilarious and we had such a hard time with it, because we both felt it kind of was okay to hit back ... Not really my thing, to reward violence with violence but the kid had it coming. So what do you do in a situation like this? Do you scold your kid? It is only a matter of time before my boy discoveres his strength. He has already come walking through the living room once holding a brick he found outside. He also played with a 2 kg bag of potatoes (4.4 Lbs) lifting it up onto a big box and dragging it around the room. I will use this oppertunity to remind you guys that his b-day is April 17th so he is not two yrs yet. I haven't heard of any physical conflicts at the nannies (yes, plural) and now wonder if it is because he has already set the others straight by now.  He is also showing great interest in a book on yoga where they show pictures of a guy exercising. He imitates the guy stretching and loves it. I think I've got an athlete on my hands. Labels: On tight asses and a strong baby posted by Skotta | 1:21 PM | |
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