AMMA. The easiest of all to figure out. Grandma.
TEETEE. A demand she asserts after someone takes a photo of her with a digital camera.
BUBBA. You would think this to be a reference to her brothers but it’s the thing that holds formula and from which she derives comfort, although she eats solid food.
BOWBA. Soba (soup).
BOBBA. Yours truly. Many Chamorro children call their Grandfathers Papa.
TEETEE. A demand she asserts after someone takes a photo of her with a digital camera.
BUBBA. You would think this to be a reference to her brothers but it’s the thing that holds formula and from which she derives comfort, although she eats solid food.
BOWBA. Soba (soup).
BOBBA. Yours truly. Many Chamorro children call their Grandfathers Papa.
DEDANCE. Her response when you ask her name.
EE EE. This lets us know that she wants paper to draw on. Its origin remains a mystery.
MIMISH. She has completed something.
MOMACH. It is full when she has mimished her food.
POO. You were wrong about tee tee and you are wrong again. This can refer to either forks or spoons.
WO WO. The canine order. She is afraid of them but loves to pretend that her brothers are doggies. She calls out “wo wo come” and they crawl after her. She directs them around the house but then gets irritated when they won’t get into the oven as she commands.
She is also in a bike gang. Tough Chic!








