Speech Therapy

I know Grandma Gallaher would tell this story better, but I'll tell it like I remember.

In Kendall's house, growing up, there was some type of book case with a glass door on the front of it. Kendall could see his reflection in the glass door, and as a little boy, he would sit in front of it and watch his mouth move when he would speak. Vicki said that when she would talk to him, if he were sitting in front of the glass door, he would respond back to her while watching his reflection. Apparently it was good speech therapy because Vicki mentioned that Kendall was the only one out of his siblings that did not have to take speech classes in elementary.

Because I had heard this story about Kendall, what I found Landon doing was that much more hilarious. He was doing the exact same thing in front of the bathroom mirror. 

(Just so you know, his face wasn't dirty; the mirror was very dirty.)