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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
"di di"
Di di" (pronounced, dee dee) means baby brother and Paulie the Polar Bear now has a "di di". He came the other day, all the way from Minnesota, and is a present from Auntie M and Uncle D. I can't even begin to tell you how excited Kekoa is about di di. He came with us to school yesterday, rode in the car seat with Kekoa. Kekoa has been sleeping with him and the first thing he asked for this morning was di di. Paulie is pretty excited too. :)
"cheese" with a mouth full of cereal! :) Family portrait. "
Why are we "The Hapa's"? Hapa in Hawaiian means half. I'm a hapa girl, half Chinese. Together we are the Hapa's, half Hanson and half Parks. The "ha" is pronounced like something is funny, ha, ha, ha. The "pa" is pronounced like the "pa" in papa.
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