1. Speak in complete sentences (ie. I love you too, Momma [I wuf ew do, Momma])
2. Say "Bless you" in both the correct and incorrect times (ie "Achoo", "Bless you, Momma" or "Cough", "Bless you, Momma"). Either way, it's very cute.
3. Complete the phrase "What would you like for dinner, Will?" (Answer: Macaroni and cheese) He's mastered 'macaroni' (no more maca-moni for our boy!) and has been adding on the 'and cheese' part within the past week or so.
4. Climb into the bathtub.
5. Correctly identify Barney and Buster. This has been made infinitely easier when we realized that Buster has left us. I don't know where he is, please don't ask. It's been five days and I'm starting to give up hope. Anyway, it's pretty impressive that Will could walk up to Barney and say "Bahney" when most of our guests still have to ask "Is this the heavy cat?"
6. Identify the number 6.
7. Identify the letter H.
8. Climb into his big boy chair unaided. The high chair is for sissy-boys.
9. Hanging. He's really good at hanging. Still hasn't mastered chilling out or relaxing out, coolin' or shooting some b-ball outside of school.
10. Jumping. He loves to jump off the ottoman onto the floor while holding onto my hands. However, he then proceeds to push me saying "Move, Momma, move" but will freak out when he climbs back onto the ottoman to jump off again and I'm not close enough to hold his hands. It's a circle.
11. Grow incisors.
12. Finding out "How about...." is a very, very funny phrase and will send him into fits of giggles and squeals.
There, y'all. Happy?
3 comments:
It will never be enough.
This is just further proof that my God Son is a genius.
His invites are awesome btw.
thank you, about time... blogging is a commitment, ok?
Aw, he's getting so big. And he's almost 2! Wow!
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