One in diapers

So this post is LONG overdue....but it is official I have only one child in diapers! Halle-freakin-luah! I potty-trained Robby in January and he has been doing so well.

I love that he loves being a big boy. He reminds me of this daily and gets so excited when he goes number 2. Although it makes me kind of sad. Since when was he allowed to get older...I am pretty sure I didn't authorize this. It's a good thing he still allows me to hold and baby him now and then {such as at the movie theater today when he was scared}

Here are some things I don't want to forget about my mini-Jesse:

he loves buzz lightyear, cars and trains....still

he reminds me daily that "I'm a good boy"

he loves chocolate milk and cereal every morning for breakfast.

he loves his pacifier---with a clip at nightime, along with his blankie.

he loves to take things apart and see how they work.

he can manipulate his way out of anywhere. when we attempted to lock him in his room with the doorknob turned around, it took him only a few days before he figured out how to open the door with the plug of his small fan.

he loves swim lessons with Miss Darla and particularly enjoys splashing her.

he loves to tease his sister. to the point that she is on the ground sobbing in her dramatic way.

he also loves to ride his new green bike and begs to ride it every day. all day long.

he loves to play with the neighbor kids. specifically Tyler and Matthew, because they have "the coolest toys" per Mr R.

he loves his new $0.40 squirt gun compliments of Fry's and thinks he is the coolest thing with it tucked safely in his underwear while playing outside.

he also loves Teenage Ninja Turtles and runs around yelling "Turtle Power" or "Boy Power" while playing.

he is in love with diggers, cranes, and any kind of construction vehicle. he loves when we drive by construction sites and will yell out all the different trucks that we see. he particulary likes the cranes. he also loves to play with his dump trucks in the backyard in all its dusty, dirty glory.

and although I was ready to give this child away to the zoo, he is really outgrowing some of his mean behaviorisms and actually likes to play with other kids now. imagine that :)

oh and i also love him more than life itself :)