So little Davis has been cracking us up lately, as always. I tell Jeremy Davis is very hot or cold. He's either being the cutest thing in the world or the most stubborn. I'm usually either crying from laughter or from frustration with him. There is not much in between. He has the cutest little voice in the world and can't say his r's too well and still lisps his s's a lot. Right now my favorite word he says is "pretzels" because it totally combines both of his speech issues. Jeremy's convinced he will need speech therapy, but for now I'm getting the biggest kick out of his little voice quirks.
Here are some funny things he has said lately:
"Mmmm......these blueberries are good!" (They were black olives.)
He's been using the word 'just' in the weirdest places. Stuff like "I don't know, I just like it." Anyway, Jeremy pointed to a freckle on Davis' leg and asked him what it was and Davis said, "I don't know, it's just brown."
We made some cookies for Thanksgiving and he tried them and then told me, "They're not my favorite." (I say that all the time.)
He is obsessed with Toy Story. He shouts "To Infinity and Beyond" with one arm straight in front of him, hands in fists, and running at full speed at least twice a day. Yesterday it was up and down the aisles of the grocery store.
Addie is doing great. She has officially stopped napping, which makes me a little sad, but she will be four in a few weeks, so I guess I can't complain! She still will lay quietly in her room so I still get an hour or two break in the afternoons.
Davis and Addie are as close as ever. Lately they've been giggling and egging each other on when we sit to read scriptures and have family prayer at night. They definitely team-up against me most of the time. Still, as their mom, it's fun to see their little bond.
And since this has turned into a post on Davis, here's a little video that only grandparents will find amusing, probably. He got this little teddy bear last Christmas and it sings this song and he was singing and dancing with it yesterday.
