RoundRound!

I continue to educate my parents about the way the world works. For example, until I came along, they didn't realize how many things go round-round! Obviously, wheels--especially those Wheels on the Bus--but also:
-helicopters
-airplane propellers
-ceiling fans
-straws in juice boxes
-lids on bottles and jars
-cars on my Click Clack Track
-the round wooden blocks (and heads) on my stacking toys
-balls
-stacking cups
-knobs on the stove, microwave, etc.
-the roundabout at the playground
-bowls on my booster seat tray
-cars and trucks
-gears on the front of my baby walker
-mobiles (not the phones, the other kind....!)
-hands on the clock
-my sled--because the first time Mommy and Daddy pulled me in the snow, it was going round and round the flower urn in the middle of the back garden [yard]! So when the next snowfall came, I kept asking to go "roundround!"

Also, I use "RoundRound" to describe anything round. Actually, sometimes I call them Clocks. For a long time I called anything on the wall or ceiling that was round a "clock." So, fire alarms, air ducts, etc, where all "clocks"! Mommy and Daddy kept trying to explain to me otherwise--"No, John Morgan, that's not a clock; it's a duct!" But I knew there weren't quack-quacks on the ceiling! I think I have it figured out now, though, and know my clocks when I see them!