Titus said his first word last night!
The grand prize goes to whomever can guess what Titus means when he says the word “gink”!
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I guess “gink” means “drink”.
I also guess “drink” 🙂
I say “sink” because he loves to watch dad do dishes!
“Drink” is the correct answer!
Sarah says that Chris wins points for humor, but I disagree strongly…