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"I told you on Monday how much my family&amp;#039;s world means to me. I did not tell you about Grandson Transference. I, actually, am writing this wearing my Super Mario T shirt I bought in the little boy&amp;#039;s department at Target. Actually, I bought a whole Marvel crew (Spiderman included) and a Hot Wheels shirt which actually got me a compliment at Starbuck&amp;#039;s yesterday. (Zach says &amp;quot; actually&amp;quot; a lot. Soon it will be &amp;quot;allegedly.&amp;quot;) I have tried to get my friends to laugh at Nate&amp;#039;s knock\u2013knock joke. Knock Knock, says Nate. Who&amp;#039;s there? asks his family in the car. A teeth that is walking, says Nate. A teeth that is walking who? asks his family in the car. Sand, says Nate. I think it may have been his dry delivery that put the Knock Knock across. The avant \u2013 garde \u2014 \u2013 dare I say, Dadaesque \u2014 comedic stylings of four\u2013year\u2013old Nate are an acquired taste. I am still laughing about this one out loud to myself. I am attempting to ignite myself with Taio Cruz&amp;#039;s Dynamite, Zach&amp;#039;s favorite song. &amp;quot; &amp;#039;Cause we gon&amp;#039; rock this club We gon&amp;#039; go all night. We gon&amp;#039; light it up Like it&amp;#039;s dynamite! &amp;quot; I almost got it as a ringtone. I didn&amp;#039;t. Just as Wede is a part of Maggie, those boys are a part of Memaw. Or, as Taio Cruz would sing it: &amp;#039; I throw my hands up in the air sometimes saying AYO! Gotta let go! I wanna celebrate and live my life Saying Ayo! Baby, let&amp;#039;s go! AYO, Readers. AYO. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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