So much to say

Little Man is talking up a storm and I also want to know where is he getting all of his energy. He is on the go as soon as he is up until he goes down for the night.

My favorite thing to do with him is talk. I love to ask him questions and see what he has to say. Everything is about dinosaurs, Little Einsteins, or Handy Manny. Oops, can't forget Lightening McQueen.

He's also wanting to do things himself. We're teaching him how to spit out his toothpaste and he's doing really well. He likes to put his shampoo in his hair and then his leave in conditioner. And he's great at picking up his toys. His bedtime routine includes him cleaning up his room. Daddy and I don't help (unless he asks or it's really late) and he will put his toys where they belong and his room is spotless. I hope he keeps this up when he's a teenager if not that OK. As long as he doesn't have food in his room.

He also loves to color. Daddy bought him this huge Coloring book that has Thomas the Tank Engine pictures in it. He also likes to take out his crayons and ask me or Daddy to draw a picture for him.

He is still a great eater. I'm very happy about that. Since I'm a picky eater I am worried he may be a picker eater too. We keep introducing different foods and he will happily try them. Minus mushrooms, I will not have my child eat a fungus. Blech. If he wants to try them when he's older, fine with me.

His imagination is also coming out full force. Right now he has 2 stairs that belong on his Geo-Trax train set and is using them as a car wash. He'll put a car in between them and move them back and forth like a car wash.

Life is great here and we are enjoying everyday.