19 Oct 2005 @ 10:36 AM 
 

Hi, Slacker!

 

Naomi turned two on Thursday. Friday night, when I got home, she echoed David’s typical greeting of “Hi, slacker!” and has been saying it—with immense glee—ever since. Give it a listen: naomi_hi_slacker.mp3.

After a day, her pronunciation became even better: Give it a listen: naomi_hi_slacker_2.mp3.

Naomi even made up her own song using her new favorite word:


(Click here, or right-click and save if the above video won’t play, or you can view it on Google Video.)

Google Video is now including embedding code. Here it is below:

Tags Categories: Doug, Family Members, Home Life, Humor, Naomi, Photos Posted By: LegoDoug
Last Edit: 19 Oct 2005 @ 10 36 AM

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  1. MikeM says:

    “From the mouths of babes. . . “

  2. Maryjane says:

    Wayyyy too funny. Loved, loved the credits!!!

  3. Mark says:

    How adorable!!! :)

    She’s obviously very talented.

    Embedded video! I’m impressed!

    This movie is good enough to be a Red Penguin Production!

  4. Doris Lincoln says:

    Thank you for sending that great email! I loved it! Naomi is adorable! Loved the video–She is a great musician!

  5. Trish says:

    Phoebe and I really like the video.

  6. Gaylon says:

    She’s got a great career ahead of her. I’m truly impressed by her composition although I never did hear the word “slacker” pronounced. A heard Daddy, daddy, daddy. Oh I get it. Daddy and slacker mean the same thing at your house! ;-)

  7. Doug says:

    Well, for a new visitor to the Wilcox Family BLOG, Gaylon certainly has caught on to the spirit of it.

    Weasel.

  8. Nichelle says:

    Yes, Gaylon did!!!! So very funny. LOL. This morning we were coming up with different levels of slacker to say good morning to. I believe Isaac said, “good morning, slacker,” to Doug, and his response was, “Good morning, Junior Slacker.” “Someone needs to be the Executive Slacker,” I said; Isaac liked that idea, too.

  9. Gaylon says:

    I actually would have chosen Grand Poobah Slacker for myself. Or High Exalted Slacker. Or maybe Her Highness of Royal Slackerdom.

    Shoot for the stars!

  10. Nichelle says:

    Way to go, Gaylon…too funny!! LOL I’m sure we can integrate those into our daily taunting, too.

  11. Dawn says:

    ~ LOL~ I just love the song and the seriousness in which it was sung. I especially enjoyed the facial expressions on the word “slashy” and the emphasis by the banging on the piano………..the Lord loves a joyful song. Aren’t little ones just precious?

  12. Doug says:

    Now Naomi has learned to say Neener, as in, “Neener, neener, neener!”

    That’s one sarcastic kid we’re raising.

  13. Doug says:

    Naomi’s “slacker song” is now on Google Video: View it here

  14. Doug says:

    Naomi learned to say weasel over our Thanksgiving break. She’s soooooo cute.

  15. Mark says:

    Okay, since Doug shamelessly plugged this adorable post on my BLOG, then I’m going to shamelessly post here that my BLOG is very cool and worth checking out at: http://blog.sohmer.net.

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