Okay, maybe not, and also we're in Israel, but still.
So I sing that song every time we got onto Rakevet street, almost every day, so it was a matter of time before Eitan started interjecting. Rechov HaRakevet is a street that runs parallel-ish to Emek Refaim that's right behind us, and I love getting places because there are no stop lights and it's a fun place for Eitan to get to walk on his own. It is on the path of the old train tracks and the city renovated, added planks over the tracks and grass and trees on the side. It's really fabulous and there are always people out biking, running and just hanging out on the many benches around. It's like a boardwalk with no water.
Right now I think the whole street is about a mile, but the city is extending it continuing on the path of the tracks that go all the way to Malcha Mall. I have no idea how far away that is, but it's not close. So that should be cool.
Anyways, because he's shy to go all out on his choo-choos over the phone and video chats, you'll see it here first. Oh and off to the side he's watching some dogs being walked. And for the record, even though on this day they were actually dogs, he calls all animals doggies nowadays. He can also say cat, but first he calls them doggies and then I tell them they're not DOGS, they're CATS and he says TADTS. And birds, well he doesn't seem to mind calling them doggies one bit.
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