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We attended a friend’s son one year-old birthday party recently. Most of hubby’s best friend, friends cum clients were around. As usual, there are lots of chit chatting, food munching and kids running around.

BB was running around playing with his kakah and hubby asked bb to go over and say hello to one of this client friend that always gave him very super tight deadlines.

Papa: BB, where is BB?

BB point point to himself, and say yea…

Papa: BB where is papa?

BB pointed to papa and utter there…

Papa: BB where is mama?

BB pointed to me and say mama…

Papa: BB where is handsome?

BB point point to himself and say yea…

And out of a sudden this wife of the client who is six and a half month pregnant asked:

BB where is naughty?

BB pointed to her husband whom is my hubby’s demanding client and say there…

Hahaha…BB you are such a good boy, you help papa to bully back uncle M. Hubby patted bb happily.

Comments

Mumsgather said…
Hehehe. Smart baby you got there!
1:09 PM
Allyfeel said…
hahaha...the father is more happy than me.
2:28 PM
Sangeeta said…
hahahahha lucky the client didn't get upset ;)
4:37 PM
Allyfeel said…
ya.. he was showing faces. He was very MKY and he asked again, and guess what?Bb pointed to him again...hahaha!!! BB got his evil attitude from his mummy.kekekeke
5:01 PM
Anonymous said…
hahaha...whao...daddy must be 'she fok sai' (relief) to see this. clever boy. too bad my hubby's company never have company dinner *sigh*...otherwise can teach my twins to revenge.
9:56 PM
Allyfeel said…
Maria..hahaha...yes daddy sure was relief but I never teach him to
報仇 one oh...PEACE! PEACE!;)
1:57 PM
Greenapple said…
yoh, so cute! can share you BB's picture? must be extremely adorable!
12:28 PM
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