TongJie has this book with pictures of all sorts of different things, and one picture is a boy crying. When we point to that picture, TongJie scrunches up his eyebrows and gets his sad look, as you can see from the video. It's hard not to laugh. He also uses that same look in conjunction with his sign for "hurt," but it doesn't necessarily mean that he's physically hurt. It could be anything from not wanting to get his diaper changed to actually bumping his head or pinching a finger. It's nice that he has such a diverse range of facial expressions!
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Back To School
Well, Jeff went back to school today, so I guess summer is over. In honor of Jeff being back at work and no longer home all the time, here is TongJie's sad face:
TongJie has this book with pictures of all sorts of different things, and one picture is a boy crying. When we point to that picture, TongJie scrunches up his eyebrows and gets his sad look, as you can see from the video. It's hard not to laugh. He also uses that same look in conjunction with his sign for "hurt," but it doesn't necessarily mean that he's physically hurt. It could be anything from not wanting to get his diaper changed to actually bumping his head or pinching a finger. It's nice that he has such a diverse range of facial expressions!
TongJie has this book with pictures of all sorts of different things, and one picture is a boy crying. When we point to that picture, TongJie scrunches up his eyebrows and gets his sad look, as you can see from the video. It's hard not to laugh. He also uses that same look in conjunction with his sign for "hurt," but it doesn't necessarily mean that he's physically hurt. It could be anything from not wanting to get his diaper changed to actually bumping his head or pinching a finger. It's nice that he has such a diverse range of facial expressions!
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That IS a sad face!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, yet so SAD! I snickered when I showed the boys, and Drake was upset that I was laughing. He said, "But he's SAD, Mom!" in a serious voice. :)
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