It has been quite a while since I have posted here, and my inspiration to post again comes from my grandson I call Do-da, or Baby DJ. He is now 3 years old, and very smart. He attends a Head Start school program now for a half-day, and then I pick him up and take care of him until my daughter gets off work.
Three years have gone by so fast… I just remember being in the Labor and delivery room with my daughter when he was born. It was an amazing, and precious moment, it really was!
He will tell you his favorite color is brown, and his favorite movie is Roll Bounce with Bow Wow as “X”.
My grandson first seen this movie while we were over a family members house visiting, and he was hooked on this movie. He jumped up and started dancing, and then pretended he was skating like in the movie. He wanted to see that movie over and over again.
He talked about that movie so much, and said he wanted some skates, so my daughter bought him some shoe skates and he was like a pro on these little skates rolling all around the house, and outside. Then on his third birthday, I bought him the Roll Bounce Movie, and my daughter gave him a skate party at a local roller rink and he skated around as if he had done this all his life. He was so excited! and all the kids at his party had a ball too.
About a week later, one of my daughter’s friends gave their child a skate party and she took him. He put on his skates, got on the rink, and started acting like he was “X” on the movie Roll Bounce… right down to his favorite part in the movie where “X” falls down (now he did this right in the middle of the skating rink and the skate guards rushed over to him thinking he was hurt, but my daughter let everyone know that he was just re-enacting that scene from the movie, OMG!). When my grandson does this particular scene, and he does it all the time, he wants us to play along and say the lines “X” friends say to him while he’s laid out after falling…mainly the part when the crowd says… “X”, “X”, “X”, “X”, ! It’s a sight to see! You have to see this movie, it is good.
On Christmas I bought him a real pair of black Chicago skates, and he said, “Oh, my momma bought me these skates” (a line that “X” said in the movie) and we fell out laughing because he was so serious when he said it, lol!
Well, enough said… here are some of his video skate performances, and yes he is only 3 years old, enjoy!
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