Aviva's Song for Noah The other day, Aviva started spontaneously singing this song (of her own invention) to Noah in the supermarket. Esther wrote it down, and I have translated it into English here: Always, always, always I want to live with you You are so nice I always pick you up What do you want? When I'm ten and you're seven What do you want? Oh, I love you so much Posted by benrosen at September 22, 2004 10:01 AM | Up to blog Comments
Aw. And wow! That's one sweet and impressive little girl you've got there! Posted by: Heather Shaw at September 22, 2004 06:46 PM*grins* Ain't she?! She does harass him a lot, when she's not singing his praises. He used to just gaze at her adoringly as she licked his nose, stuck fingers in his ears, did experiments in Newtonian mechanics using him as the falling weight, etc. Now he's getting more assertive... he has this karate-like blocking move where he flings his arms over his head and then sweeps them down to his sides with great emphasis, while yelling, "Na!" Posted by: Benjamin Rosenbaum at September 23, 2004 09:45 AMThe love and the harassment are all part of the package (as I can say definitively, having two younger brothers--in one case, with that same 3-year age difference). The best thing is, the harassment eventually ends (leaving only minor trauma scars) whereas the fierce love and protectiveness stay forever. I know both my younger brothers are now taller (and physically stronger) than I am, but that means nothing. I'm still in charge of protecting them from anybody/everything, and I'm sure Aviva will be the same! And what a cool song. :) Posted by: Steph Burgis at October 4, 2004 05:04 AMIn fact, this all came true. Posted by: Benjamin Rosenbaum at June 2, 2015 11:55 PM |