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Preschooler Collin

on May 18, 2012

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Collin at 3 years and 5 months (a day after Aaron's birthday bash at home!)...

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Favorite worship song

"King of My Heart" by the incredible husband-and-wife team John Mark McMillan and Sarah McMillan is such a musical masterpiece. What a beautiful, moving song. I get a lump in my throat each and every time because I can FEEL our Lord's presence whenever I'm singing along. Let the King of my heart Be the mountain where I run The fountain I drink from Oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the shadow where I hide The ransom for my life Oh, He is my song 'Cause You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh You are good You are good, oh oh And let the King of my heart Be the wind inside my sails The anchor in the waves Oh oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the fire inside my veins The echo of my days Oh oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the wind inside my sails The anchor in the waves Oh oh, He is my song Let the King of my heart Be the fire inside my veins The echo of my days Oh, He

We like stripes...

Like, a lot... ...Or a little too much... (That's us in Maui, by the way... When Aaron was so small !) (The boys got to see Disneyland at last this summer !) (Again, this is the best RC toy we found.) (Remember this post ? ;-) I don't know how this is so... What do you dress your boys in?! Where do you shop?

Where is "appa"?

In high hopes of staying true to our roots (Sung and I are both Korean-born - Sung was raised in the US and I was raised in Japan and the Philippines) by making Korean the primary language in our home, Sung and I have been speaking to Collin only in Korean ever since he was born. Collin's first official word (meaning, he knew exactly when to say the word) was "appa," which means "daddy" in Korean. Naturally, Sung was completely ecstatic when he first heard the little guy say it and has been grinning ear to ear ever since. Well, until a few days ago when we got this on video (OK, so we THOUGHT Collin knew exactly when to use the word - more practice, anyone?): Um... If you don't get what the clip is about... Look closely where Collin's "appa" is (right next to him) when Collin is chasing after an unidentified moving person (clearly NOT his "appa")...

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Preschooler Collin

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