Bye-bye, moo

Our little talky-monster has been known to string two words together occasionally in the past, hinting that he is starting to get the hang of this whole Language thing. Starting yesterday he figured out that putting together "Bye-bye" + [noun] = extreme excitement from the parents and those surrounding. Today we gained "Bye-bye, Dada" and "Bye-bye, Mama". Yesterday at the park, I pointed out two doggies to him. As we wheeled past them in the stroller, he waves and says "Bye-bye, doggie." Last night at the grocery store, he notices that the carton of his milk on the conveyor belt has a picture of a cow on it; he points and says "Moo", because all animals except doggie and kitty are named according to their respective noises. As the checker puts the milk in a bag, he waves at the milk carton and says "Bye-bye, moo."