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Language Sponge: 5/15/04

Sean seems to be learning about a half dozen words a day. Yesterday after breakfast he took an interest in a trash can that had a cement sides encrusted with decorative pebbles. In telling him about what they were he learned the words: pebble, texture and rock. At home he learned the word cracker and lobster. We have a red oven mitt which he loves to wear. It goes up to his arm pit and we call him lobster boy. So now he says: "Uh oh, lobster..." It's really cute.

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