Sidewards - an invented word

Here you see Lauchy sitting in a position that he calls "sidewards". That's not a word (not one that we use, at least), but it demonstrates the ability of a little person to apply learned linguistic rules to new situations.

Sidewards. Makes sense to me.

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Oops, I just checked the dictionary. It says that "sidewards" is another word for "sideways". Hmm... maybe he's been reading the dictionary.

Three questions

Karen Michel is an independent radio producer, and she decided to ask people in her neighbourhood three questions.

1. What do you live for?
2. What would you die for?
3. What would you kill for?

My answers are below, though you might want to think about your own answers before you look. Here is a cute picture to distract you.

1. I live for my wife and kids, and for discovering and teaching scientific truth.
2. I would die for my wife and kids, but not for truth.
3. I would kill to defend the lives of my family and friends.

What are your answers?

First haircut

Lauchy had his first haircut today. Well, his first PROFESSIONAL haircut (I cut his hair a few months ago). Here is the photo that Trish took with her cell phone. A little blurry.


What a little man!