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New Photos of the X Man
Rik
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Welcome to Rik's Blog. Rik is a US citizen who was going nowhere and decided to join the Army and come to Europe to finally start experiencing life way back in 1998. He went from Germany to Italy, back to Germany, then back to Italy, then took a slight detour in South Carolina before going back to Italy, then to South Korea and now, finally, back in Germany. What a long, strange trip it's been...
About Me
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- "Live Free or Die"
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July
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- Flotsum & Jetsum
- The Passion of the Thib
- Happy Birthday Mom!
- Parole, Part II
- Humor page is updated
- WTF?!
- Two bands I just don't...get.
- Bella Italia - "A River Runs Through It"
- New Photos of the X Man Posted
- I've been tagged by...myself.
- We Need More Coach Carters
- Funny Ad of the Week
- Bassano dal Grappa
- Where Are They?
- Rik's Birthday Photos
- Cinque Terra Photos Posted
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4 comments:
He is sooo cute! I like his expression while eating gelato but I think he is sick of eating papatini with catsup? Try it with mayo! Chloe saw his pix and she said ''owww baby''.
Is the ever adorable X-Man (you've just GOT to be bursting-buttons-proud) multi-lingual?
Ara - I love that picture of him eating the fries! He was so worn out from running around in the heat and humidity and it really shows in that pic.
Kitty - Yes, he knows and understands most words in both English and Italian. The other night we were upstairs and my neighbor told him (in Italian), "Go give papa a kiss". Sure enough, he walked over and gave me a kiss on the cheek. If you tell him the same thing in English, he'll do the same.
On top of that, he also understands some words in Tagalog (Virginia is a Filipina). And another friend of ours is trying to teach him French. The more languages the better I guess...
Rik
My husband's daughter from wife #1 learned both German & English when they lived in Germany. She was about 3 when she returned to the states with her mother (but not her father). She thought she didn't recall any German until you asked her something in German, and then she remembered some, and I'm talking 10-15 years later.
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