Skype time

Bubby left yesterday -- with Daddy alone, no Mommy! -- to visit his grandma and grandpa on the plains. That, of course, required a quick Skype session with this grandma and grandpa before he left.

Here's how it went:

Hey, Bub! Yay, It's Grandma and Grandpa! Time to show them how goofy I can be. And let them know I've got ALL my teeth now! Look how quickly I can shake my head ... back and forth over and over! That's right ... I'm a silly one! But I can smile sweet, too. And listen really well. And look: I have two feet now! I can meow back at Isabel when you hold her to the camera. Meows, of course, must be followed by fish sounds. Did I mention all my teeth? This is the bedtime song I sing with Mommy: Love, love, love, love. I like to sway back and forth when we sing it. It just makes me want to love, love Mommy! Time to go! Here's a kiss! Kissing the monitor is so silly!

Saying buh-bye is always a little sad.

Today's question (from my trivia calendar, but fitting):

In the world of high-tech messages, you no doubt know what spam is; but how about spim and spit?

The answer: I'll tell you after a few comments; just curious if anyone knows. I didn't.

Update on Thursday, May 6, 2010 by Lisa

ANSWER TO THE QUESTION: After seeing that most folks are as in the dark about spim and spit as I was, here's the answer. Spim is spam sent through instant messaging and spit is spam sent through Internet telephone (ie Skype). There ya have it -- you've all learned your one new thing for the day!

Comments

[Tammy]

Fun post!!! He is so cute!

I know nothing about spim and spit!

[Annette]

Awwww what a great post! I have no idea about spim and spit!

[Ann]

Darling pictures.
Spim: Who knows Spit: Something you teach kids to NOT do.

[Debbie E.]

Very adorable post! Try not to worry too much while he is out on the plains alone. No idea what spim and spit is.

[Amber]

I learn such interesting things on your blog. :-)

And those pictures of Bubby made me smile from ear to ear! Isn't Skype great?

[Asthmagirl]

Yes... I've learned something new! And your Bubby is delectable!

[Grandma Lizzie]

Thanks for keeping me up to date on all the high tech lingo.