Privacy Please!

You have finally started pooping in the potty and I must say, you are almost as proud of yourself as we are! You are so funny, when you're sitting on the potty and I go to check on you, b/c you say, "YOU, in dere" while pointing to the livingroom. I guess you need your privacy to do your business.

Pretty Baby!

Lately any time I say something is pretty, you say "yeah, I pity too, I Moma's pity baby". Love it! You definitely take after your Daddy!

Shapes

When Daddy brought you home from school today, you had a sheet of paper with shapes on it and Daddy said "where's the circle?" and you pointed to it, Daddy asked "where's the triangle?" and you pointed to it, then Daddy asked "where's the retangle?" and you pointed to the square and said "dat's da quare". WOW! I'm so proud of you. I'm just shocked at how easily you learn stuff! You're so smart! Then you ripped the square off and I had to tape it back, but that's another story.

AH-CHOO!

Lately, you've been walking around, saying AH-SHOOO......AH-SHOOO.....AH-SHOOO, louder and louder and louder like you're sneezing. I'm not sure if you're doing it for attention or what, but it's pretty funny!

Adventures in Wal-Mart

The other day when we were in Wal-Mart, we were going through your favorite department and you saw the barbies. You said "what dat?" I told you, it's a barbie, aren't they pretty, you said "NO! Moma pity!" Talk about melt my heart! You're becoming quite the little man.

Then we were buying coffee and we were getting the kind with caffiene in it, so it was red and you had a fit b/c you wanted to buy the "geen" (green) kind. Obviously your favorite color is green.

MONSTERS!

Lately, you've become obsessed with "stisters" (monsters). There are "stisters" in your room, "stisters" at school, "stisters" in Moma's room, "stisters" in the kitchen, you name it, there's a "stister" there.

I'm 2!

The other day when we were at the "swimney poo", you were waiting in line to jump off the diving board and the little girl behind you said "are you 3?" I started to think that you wouldn't understand what she was talking about, but before I could finish that thought, you said, "no, I 2". It was the cutest thing I've ever heard, hearing you have a little conversation with another child. It turns out she was 4 and was amazed that you were not scared to jump off the diving board!