The face he likes to make when the camera comes out.
Here is a little bit of what the boys have been up to lately.
Hudson
- He can write his first name and Toy Story 3. But not his last name. I guess three year olds have different priorities. If you ask him to spell Toy Story he will say “T-O-Y-SPACE-S-T-O-R-Y”.
- He can recognize both capitol and lowercase letters and write most of the capitol letters. Thank you Superwhy (TV show and iphone app). He loves to find letters and make them out of straws, dominos or anything else around. He will still tell you “A” is for “Abby and Ava”…two girls at school we hear lots about!
- He can navigate the internet by himself to get on ToysRUs.com, Target.com and Toy Story 3’s website. He loves the Toy Story games and plays them well. I had to remove $99 dollars of Toy Story items in my cart at Target. Who knew they make Toy Story shower rings.
- He loves UNO and will play for hours. He usually wins too. He loves card games and even pulls out the directions to "read" what they say.
- He can record shows on the DVR. He got a book from a Chick-Fil-A meal on Martha Speaks. I told him it was a TV show so as soon as we got home, he typed it in and recorded it. I have no idea how he figured this out.
- After $15 in pay-per-view charges from Toy Story movies (2 different times), and $10 in Toy Story apps downloaded to my phone, we have now installed parental passwords. I should have just asked Hudson how to do it and maybe it would be faster. If only they would have told me the first time every TV in the house needs programmed! Hudson was pretty excited when he got it to work though.
- He has the iphone all figured out. And if I won’t give it to him, he will say “but I need to put Mickey on for Jack to make him happy!” Jack has already figured out that it is a touch screen and is really good at moving all my icons.
- He doesn’t know how to lie yet. Thank goodness.
- He loves spinach salads. Of course he covers it in Ranch dressing but he devours it. He has become picky for the first time pretty much in his life. This means he sits down for a meal. He tells us he doesn’t like it. Then after about 20 minutes he comes back and clears his plate. Lots of drama at mealtime lately. Actually lots of drama. Period.
- He wants to take his next plane ride to Madagascar to meet Marty and Alex. And go swimming he says. Hmmm…what happened to Disney?
- He started drawing his first "people". They are so cute. The first ones got sent to Aunt Sam. We were going to play with a boy named Sam the other day and when I told him that, he said, "but I want to play with "my" Sam!" She better move back here after CA!
- He went to his first “kids only” birthday party this past week! He was pretty proud.
Jack
- He is obsessed with shoes and wants them on all of the time.
- In addition to the top of the kitchen table, playroom table and bathroom sink (via the stepstool), he also can be found in the front loading washing machine. Along with other various items he brings with him.
- Lil’ guy just ate half a red pepper the other day. He also likes eggplant, spinach, tomatoes, black olives and edamame. But applesauce is still disgusting. He is slowly warming up to fruit though. Eggs are one of his favorites.
- He now throws himself on the floor when he doesn’t get what he wants. Uh, oh…already.
- He shakes his head “no” now. Sometimes so hard he falls over. Yes, he has a big head.
- He is finally walking everywhere at a young 14 months!
- When (unfortunately, not “if”), he wakes up in the middle of the night, he points to our room and then giggles.
- He gives the best hugs, especially when he gets sad. He is still so cuddly.
- He loves to cuddle with the dogs too.
- He says “mama”, and "yeah" and “hot”.
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