Isaac changing Elliot's diaper

Yesterday, I asked Isaac if he wanted to try to put a diaper on Elliot. Isaac seemed thrilled with the task and they took off to E's room. I am laughing, listening to them. Isaac is working very hard at it, and finally I hear him say "Ewwiot, did you know your butt is so fat?" I love these boys.

Will "it" sleep too?

Isaac scraped his leg outside while playing...BEAUTIFUL fall day, I'm in shorts & t-shirt... Trying to get Isaac down for a nap, but of course he is freaking about this scrape. So I put ointment & band-aids on it, doesn't help much. I tell him to calm down & try to sleep. He asks "Will IT sleep then, too?" I guess in a way, it does. Too cute.

While watching Polar Express, Bo & Isaac were talking about reindeer, and Isaac said they don't really fly. Bo asked how Santa got pulled around then? Isaac replied in his are-you-crazy voice, "He gets pulled by a fire truck!!!" Santa comes up our street every year, and the kids get to go meet him. And he is pulled by a fire truck.

Yuv Muscle

Isaac just told us that his heart is a "yuvving muscle." "cause it just gives yuv and yuv and yuv and it's a muscle!

shut the door!

Working on getting Isaac to shut the door behind him when we go outside. Finally, after telling him about 3-4 different times "shut the door behind you!!!" he replied sweetly and encouragingly, "You can do it! It's real easy."

Robot Needed

Bo & I were talking about how nice it will be when these boys are old enough to help with chores. Isaac, who is just 4, said thoughtfully "I wish I had a robot to do my chores."

Guess How Much I Love You

We were driving to the zoo one day, and Isaac said "Momma, I yuvv you." I said "Isaac, I love you to the moon & back." He said "That's how much Daddy yuvvs me! I don't need another Moon Yuvva!"

About a year or so ago, I was heading back to Hughesville for a visit with Isaac. I don't think Elliot was born yet. After getting gas, I said "Let's hit the road!" Isaac thought it was hilarious, and said "Hit the road! You can't hit the road!" I guess that would sound funny to a 2 year old...

Isaac's new thing to say when I asked him if he's done something wrong is "I can't tell you." For instance. He was in the bathtub, and I said "don't pee in the tub." He just looked at me, didn't say anything. I asked "Did you pee in the tub?" He replied "I can't tell you." I then said "I just dumped pee water on your head then! That's gross!" Isaac was astonished that I figured it out. "How did you know I peed in the water????"