Dori dori

Dori dori is the Korean expression that describes the way a baby quickly shakes his head back and forth from side to side. Caleb does this all the time, now. He especially likes to do this when we're trying to feed him. He thinks it's a game. He'll dori dori dori until we've reached the point of exasperation, at which point he'll pause long enough to let us stuff food in his mouth. He'll also shake his head to tell us he doesn't want to eat, so sometimes mealtimes can be a little confusing!

In other news, this weekend we finally met our across-the-street neighbors and found out that they have twin boys, too! Their twins just turned 3. If we decide to stick around in this neighborhood, they'll make a nice set of playmates for our boys someday! Isn't it kind of sad that you can live across the street from someone for 6 months without ever having met them? But it seems that now that cooler weather has finally arrived, the neighborhood is coming to life as people are emerging from their air-conditioned shells. Yay for Fall!