2 years already


Today my nephew is 2 years old. This little brat is still not going to speak up. He only "aiyebobomakokojajabukubukukungchichi.." And if you talk to him, he won't be bothered. This is my little nephew, who would bang his head on the floor when he was in crazy mood.

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