Lucy started pre-school last week. She has been talking all week about her new best friend Jae-un Choi. I find it a funny coincidence that her best friend happens to have the same name as her cousin, also
Lucy and I are alone for the week while Eunjoo is up in Seoul. Lucy is excited, because she thinks this means nothing but bagels, scones, pancakes, and pizza. She doesn't really like eating the scones,
After making pizza, there is a leftover piece of cheese. Showing it to Lucy, I put it in the fridge. "Lucy, I'm putting this cheese here for you. You can eat it tomorrow." Lucy
Lucy: What's your favorite shape, Daddy? A rectangle? Me: A triangle. What's yours? L: A squiss. M: A square? L: No. A squiss. M: A spiral? L: No. A squiss. M: What's
Eunjoo goes out with friends for the day. She promises Lucy she will come back with new clothes for her. Six hours later, Eunjoo comes home with a big bag full of clothes, "I have something for
Recently, Eunjoo reads Lucy to sleep every night. Four or five books, over and over, until, if all goes well, Lucy gets sleepy and nods off. If all doesn't go well, Eunjoo gets sleepy, and nods
Lucy is on the phone with her Grandma, the simple one. They talk for a while, in Korean. I'm not paying much attention, but I catch the following. Lucy: Why did you call, Grandma? Grandma (assumed)
I'm playing with Lucy. She finds small round piece of plastic, and pretends to put it in her eye. "What's that, Lucy?" I ask her "For Daddy's eye."
