My going-on-four-year-old made me a card at preschool. The teacher asked him some fill-in-the-blank questions, and wrote down his answers, which I present herewith. The questions are in italics, and his answers in normal type.
My Daddy’s name is Daddy.
He is I don’t know years old.
He has green eyes and black hair. [Brown hair, really. Mostly brown, these days.–ed.]
He likes to eat dinner, breakfast. That’s what he likes.
He likes to watch actually, commercials on TV. [I do? –ed.]
When he goes to work, he works at work.
I love my Daddy because I do.
It’s good to be Dad.
The View from the Foothills 
Your going on four year old can spell out “actually?” He uses the word “actually?”
Smart kid!
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He can’t spell it out, as he can’t spell; his version of the Alphabet Song goes “A B C D L M N O P Q R S Y and Z”. His teacher wrote down his answers for him. But it’s certainly a word he uses.
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