Hey, John:

Man, does that bring back memories! My oldest son Gideon who is now 39, couldn't say l's when he was Marc's age. I think that's a fairly common problem. He said, I yove you, like Marc. As luck would have it, our next dorr neighbor's names were Lou and Linda. Or, You and Yinda, as Gideon called them.

As Gideon got a little older, he developed this hilariously advanced vocabulary (as did my younger son, Aaron.) He really cracked me up when he came to me one day when he was probably four or five and said, "Dad, could you fix my toy? It's malfunctioning."

Jerry