Chinese tradition is that at a baby's first birthday he is given a choice of a variety of objects. Which one(s) he picks will predict his future profession and fortune (I'm probably getting this all wrong).
Javier did well for himself:
Without hesitation (other babies took a long time, which is why we had to wait an hour and a half for his turn) he went straight for the baseball.
#2 was the Coca-Cola can (whose translated brandname means happiness).
And most fortunately, for #3, though it was hidden under a bunch of stuff, he made a beeline for the gold coin.
Let the training begin.
Javier did well for himself:
Without hesitation (other babies took a long time, which is why we had to wait an hour and a half for his turn) he went straight for the baseball.
#2 was the Coca-Cola can (whose translated brandname means happiness).
And most fortunately, for #3, though it was hidden under a bunch of stuff, he made a beeline for the gold coin.
Let the training begin.
2 comments:
Go Javi!
Haha, I'm totally curious to know what the chicken/duck leg means!
Lame duck?
Actually Joyce says it means the baby will never go hungry.
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