Well...if I were to post a photo of today (which unfortunately I can't because my camera got left behind), it would be of Oskar riding in the stroller with Kagiso on his lap through the Johannesburg Zoo.
It is a lovely zoo, but our group was pretty lazy. Kagiso, Oskar and Gary all took turns in the stroller! We saw lions and elephants, rhinos and hippos...camels, zebras, crocodiles, a tiger, gorillas, monkeys and so much more. We also saw an amazingly diverse cross-section of families that comprise the beautiful and colorful people of South Africa.
This afternoon "Kahee" decided to refer to us as "Jeff" and "Ruth." I told him I would hence refer to him as "Mr. Olsson." Oh no, he replied, his name is "Superman." Perfect.
When I tucked him in tonight he said that he doesn't like daddy. "Why?" I asked. "He uses two wipes" was his reply. Translation: Jeff is very thorough in his nether-region clean-up which is not met with joy. I, of course, am his favorite (a one wipe wonder). All part of my master plan.
It is a lovely zoo, but our group was pretty lazy. Kagiso, Oskar and Gary all took turns in the stroller! We saw lions and elephants, rhinos and hippos...camels, zebras, crocodiles, a tiger, gorillas, monkeys and so much more. We also saw an amazingly diverse cross-section of families that comprise the beautiful and colorful people of South Africa.
This afternoon "Kahee" decided to refer to us as "Jeff" and "Ruth." I told him I would hence refer to him as "Mr. Olsson." Oh no, he replied, his name is "Superman." Perfect.
When I tucked him in tonight he said that he doesn't like daddy. "Why?" I asked. "He uses two wipes" was his reply. Translation: Jeff is very thorough in his nether-region clean-up which is not met with joy. I, of course, am his favorite (a one wipe wonder). All part of my master plan.
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