" and I'm thankful for my big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big new bed. Please bless it to grow healthy and strong."
"I am thankful for grandpas car, please bless I can get in it and go away really really fast."
"Please bless my rope swings ( that is what he calls the new bead curtains in his room) that they will get taller and taller"
"I am thankful for treats and my drink"
"Please bless that mom and dad will be nice to me"
" Please bless my light, and my TV and my crayon stickers and all of my stuffses" ( that his way of making a plural out of any word.. just adding "ses" on the end of it... dinosaurses, drinkses, treatses"
I guess we will have to keep working on the prayer thing.
He has an incredible imagination and I love listening to him tell me his stories. Yesterday Taycee was on the ground and he walked up to her and said "come here puppy." she didn't even glance at him but he didn't care he just kept talking "oh you are so beautiful and orange, come here I will hold you so you don't fall" on and on and on about his beautiful orange puppy.
He was telling me about his breakfast and said "oh mom, it was so incredible and delicious."
We were talking about the baby and I said "what is right here?" pointing to my stomach, he said "a big big belly!" Chris thought that was especially funny.
He loves to tell me he is too big or too small to do whatever I ask him to do.
ex. Me: Kaden go find your cup Kaden: "Mom I just can't I am too small"
He also tells me he is broken when he doesn't want to help out.
Taycee has recently picked up a new thing as well, when she gets in trouble she lets out a big sigh and says "oh man, come on mom." or dad or whoever is getting after her.
A few days ago I was in her room and she pointed to my chest and said "mom you have woo-hoo's huh!?" I think I didn't reply for over a minute because I was in shock. Still have NO idea where she picked that up from. I asked Kaden later that day what who-hoo's were and he said "you know like the song that goes, (singing) woo-hoo, woo-hoo" He was referring to black eye'd peas "I've got a feeling". I was relieved that he too wasn't calling womens chests woo-hoo's. :D That would have been fun to explain to his pre-school teachers.
Ah the joys of children who pick up on EVERYTHING!


















