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Butt Monkey

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Monkey doesn’t talk very much, but we are working on adding new words to his vocabulary every day. Recently, as I was changing his diaper I was trying to get him to say his first name.

I kept on repeating, “What is your name, little boy?” over and over again. Finally he replied, “Butt.”

I laughed hysterically. So now we call him “Butt Monkey.” I think that one is going to stick.

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Cascia Talbert is a Catholic mother of five special needs kids. In 2018 she published the book, "Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-Being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith," available anywhere books are sold. She is also a professional flutist and an Avon Independent Sales Representative. You can learn more about Cascia on the following websites, cjsfunandgames.com and avoncrystallake.com. She lives in the Chicago suburbs with her husband, children and Baby, the playful black kitty.

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  5. When my grandfather was a child in Poland he had a dog named Pee-hoosh (I'm spelling it the way we say it I have NO IDEA how to spell it) and my little cousin Elizabeth decided when she was a toddler that she would only answer to that. She's 29 years old and we still call her that (or Peek). Names stick lol.

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  6. That is so funny! What a cutie, I can't believe how big he's gotten. Thank you for giving me the address to your new blog. I've been enjoying reading!

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