All kids love music, they are born with a natural rhythm that only gets distorted once they grow up and become self conscious. The radio is always on somewhere in our house, and Liam has been going to Kindermusik ever since he was seven weeks old.
One of Liam's first words were 'louder' although he actually said "groter", literally translated as 'bigger'. This applied to the car radio and the fact that he cannot hear the music "ek kan nie whoor nie"!
Now I must tell you about this kid's taste in music, its rather bizarre...
If asked what he wants to listen to, his first choice is almost always "Hey stupid" by Alice Cooper, closely followed by "Stoute Boude" by Anton Goosen. Note the contrast in his (unsophisticated) music taste.
This morning on the way to school, we listen to a Parlotones CD, all the rock songs are "his songs" and he actually bashes his head in time to the music, plays air guitar, its amazing. And then I ask:
"Liam, are you a rocker boy" and he is moshing away and yelling yes!!!!!
One of Liam's first words were 'louder' although he actually said "groter", literally translated as 'bigger'. This applied to the car radio and the fact that he cannot hear the music "ek kan nie whoor nie"!
Now I must tell you about this kid's taste in music, its rather bizarre...
If asked what he wants to listen to, his first choice is almost always "Hey stupid" by Alice Cooper, closely followed by "Stoute Boude" by Anton Goosen. Note the contrast in his (unsophisticated) music taste.
This morning on the way to school, we listen to a Parlotones CD, all the rock songs are "his songs" and he actually bashes his head in time to the music, plays air guitar, its amazing. And then I ask:
"Liam, are you a rocker boy" and he is moshing away and yelling yes!!!!!
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