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Almost 3

My little E will soon be 3!  I'm having a hard time with this, because I'm pretty sure he was just an eensy little baby a couple days ago....

In the meantime, however, he is growing and getting smarter by the minute.  Lets go through some E-speak:

"I don't member" - when asked a question
"Mom, you cute."
"In the garjub?"  (garbage)
"Knock knock, mom"  who's there? "eyeball in the car" .... I know - hilarious.
"Knock knock, mom"  who's therr?  "well....don't member."
"knock knock, mom"  who's there?....okay I'll spare you.
Are you a big boy, E? - "Almost"
"I not mister...I E.M.R."
 
I can't even begin to tell you how great he speaks, the vocabulary he has, nor how capable he is!

Some of his greatness:  Officially potty trained (a few months ago to be honest); can count (with fault) to 20 ish; likes to sing Wonderpets theme song (if you don't know it, spare yourself); absolutely LOVES to dance, and has pretty stinkin good rythm at that; can't get enough of his cars and trains and blocks; He is a monkey in general.

I know I am missing stuff, but it's not that important.  He is fantastic (despite throwing fits), loving (despite picking on small animals), and snuggly (despite only holding still for 3 minutes).  I absolutely ADORE him (despite that he won't stay little!).

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Anonymous said…
Such a big little boy! And even if he does tend to recycle jokes, there is no denying he has a great sense of humor!
January 22, 2012 at 6:59 PM
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