Oops-a-gobwah

And it came to pass that Truman, son of James, had an exceedingly hard time saying please. Behold, it was a battle of wills. And Truman, son of James, had a very . strong . will . Though his parents taught him in all the ways of politeness, it took many moons for Truman to come around and finally spit out the dreaded word. More than once a day was almost beyond what he could handle. After 4 reigns of the judges, Truman, son of James, decided to create his own language so that he had somewhat of a say in this manners thing. The language of Oops-a-gobwah was created on the family journey out of the wilderness of Zion National Park. Instead of feeling forced to abide and say Please… Tru could now say, “Oops-a-gobwah” and manage to be polite without tantrums beyond measure. And Heather, mother of Truman, was okay with this compromise. And thenceforth, when needing to be polite, Truman sings “oops-a-gobwah” with no hesitation.

Tru was being so quiet in this video… but I love how he sings the word.