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The Toddler Motto

Published May 2nd, 2007 in Re: the lil' monkey.

Some more lite fare (and I spell that word “lite” advisedly, let me tell you), as I continue to rummage around and pat my pockets for the spare time in which I might produce quality Content! Content! Content! Above, for your edification, our lil’ monkey’s Toddler Motto. If her booty were big enough, I know she’d have this plastered on it.

For those interested in the backstory on this slogan, I offer up the fruits of some research done on it by Special Unca P. Herewith, a Boston Glob (!) story on the guy whose campaign this is, and his website. Enjoy.

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