K-bao: "Dad, I have a really good joke!"
K-Pop: "What is it, K-bao?"
K-bao: "Victor, what's your name?"
K-Pop: "...Um, it's Victor..."
K-bao: "HAHAHAHA!"
Little K-bao is developing a sense of irony. The small comedies of life will make her laugh: her little penguin falling off the crib; trying on K-Mum's sweater and shoes. The other day she ran out to tattle on K-Pop to K-Mum: "Baba little bit silly goose!" Apparently Dad was being too jovial.
Other exhibits of the humble beginnings of a comedic wit:
K-Pop: "Give me a kiss, K-bao." Respose: runs to K-Mum and gives her a kiss. (Luckily this goes both ways - the one sure way K-Pop gets a kiss is if K-Mum asks for one.)
K-Pop: "Sit in the high-chair, K-bao." Response: "Ba-ba sit in high-chair. K-bao sit here." "But Ba-ba is too big for the high chair sweetie, I won't fit." "Try! Try!"
"What is your name?" "Emily Elizabeth" (from Clifford, the Big Red Dog)
K-bao asks to play with iPhone; K-Pop tries to distract her instead by starting to read from the famous "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See?" book, and asks, "K-bao, K-bao, what do you see?" Response: "I see an iPhone looking at me! Gimme iPhone!"
"K-bao, it's time to be quiet." Big smile. Then in her loudest voice: "Aaaaagghh!!!"
As another exhibit of her contrarian nature, K-Pop in the below video says Yes and OK (in Chinese). K-bao's response, of course: "No and Not OK. Hahaha."
