The Disc Jockey - 2

Obviously, the photo below must be from the blog entry entitled The Disc Jockey, which was posted about two years ago -- on June 18, 2006. Theo was roughly a year and half old at that time.


Here's how our "disc jockey" looks now. It's still the same cute kid with those kissable cheeks, only bigger.



We have recently purchased a bath robe for him, and he seems to enjoy wearing it. This photo below was taken a few evenings ago after his bath.


We passed by Ueno Park this afternoon on our way home and Theo is seen here wearing the nice jumper that his Lola Nalik from the U.S. sent him many years ago when he was still a toddler. It has finally fit him, and with the t-shirt that he received from his Lola Cosette many years back, he appears very boyish in the shot below. He is using that stick in his hand to mess around with the poor, little insects in the soil.


This was taken at a higher level in Ueno Park overlooking the shopping area below. In the background is Yodobashi Camera, one of our favorite stores because of its point card system. Almost all of Theo's toys were bought from the Akihabara branch of Yodobashi Camera.


This was Theo's first time to touch a live rabbit, and he really couldn't get enough of it. Luckily, the owner gave him a few minutes to stroke it, except that the rabbit kept running away and he had to chase it around. Minutes after the rabbit and its owner left, he kept saying "Tanoshikatta!", which roughly means "It was fun!"


It's almost two months now since Theo started going to school, and by this time, he speaks more Japanese than English at home. Actually, if you don't tell him to speak English, he'll be speaking in Japanese the whole day. While his mother speaks to him in Japanese sometimes, I only speak to him in English, or sometimes in our dialect. These are what he needs when we return home.