2005-07-28T13:14:20Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/jonathan-highlightstag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/139/4932005-07-28T13:14:20ZSursumCorda<p>Oh, wait; I just re-read your post. Jonathan said &quot;tunnel&quot; on the train ride, which would have been before we played our game. So he knew tunnel already. I'm still impressed that he could associate what we were doing with hands and toy cars with the real thing. Or maybe his brain just files it under &quot;another crazy word that means more than one thing.&quot; :)</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/139/4922005-07-28T13:11:18ZSursumCorda<p>Did he know &quot;tunnel&quot; before? When we were playing at the Maggie P., I made a tunnel for his cars with my fingers. We (he and I) used the word a lot in our play that day. The next day he asked for it by saying &quot;tunnel&quot; and holding his fingers approximately the same way mine had been. To make the jump from that to a real tunnel seems incredible.</p>