All about the E.Roy.

Emerson is changing all the time.  I can't believe how fast he learns, grows, and changes.  I am LOVING all the little things that he is doing right now.  Yes, he does have his hard moments, but for now here are some of the moments that make me love him more and more everyday.

• Starting to say Absolutely "As-a-lup-lee"
• At some point during every meal he says "MMMM....delicious! Thats yummy."
• Loves to read his letters...EVERYWHERE! He has mastered his uppercase. Now he is starting to learn lower case and sounds.
• Every time we go under an underpass, he yells out "Time Tunnel" (from the show Dinosaur Train.)
• Starting to say his own prayers. And he loves to emphasize "AMEN".
• All of the sudden he loves taking pictures.
• During dinner, he will take the knife and pretent to cut with it and when he is finished he exclaims "I cook mommy!"
• Shouts “I did it” whenever he finishes as task. 
• Sings “Ring around the Rosies”, “Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree”, “Itsy Bitsy Spider”, and “Row, Row, Row, your Boat” all by himself.
• Makes up songs. And loves to sing at the top of his lungs.
• Wakes Mommy up by saying “Hi mommy. It's Reson (Emerson). Wake Up. Open you eyes.”
• When we lock our door, he knocks on the door and yells “Open the door Daddy. IT'S RESON!”
• Loves seeing fire trucks and mail trucks.
• It getting an awesome imagination. He loves to feed us pretend food all day long.
• Loves reading books. He will sit and “read” them to himself. His favorite one at the moment is a random one that Jason grabbed from the library called “Crunch Munch”.
• Is really good at cleaning up his toys (after making a terrible mess).
• LOVES money. We bought him a piggy bank, and now he will do anything for “moneys” to put in it.
• He has replaced “evermore” with “After later”.
• While sitting in the same room as us, he says “1-2-3. Here I come. Boo! I scared you.”
• Loves to play “I've got your nose”, but with every body part.
• Loves water slides. (I think that he dreams about them because it is frequently the first thing he talks about when he wakes up.)
• When playing hide and go seek, he counts and then says, “Here goes nothing!”