I'll just have ONE

Luke was told once again that he couldn't have some candy and he tried to deal me. " I'll just have ONE daddy. I'll just have one." What are you suppose to do with a comment like that?

Mommy versus Daddy

Here we are 2 year into Lukas' life and the games have begun. Lukas has recently been trying to get many sweets into his body; cookies, m&m's, extra chocolate milk, etc... He has been working up a strategy now the last couple weeks and LeeAnn and I caught on the other night. Luke was in the computer room with LeeAnn when I heard him ask her for "Santa's cookie". (Santa's cookie is in reference to what we called the cookies LeeAnn left out for Santa this year) Well LeeAnn told him that it was too late in the evening for this treat and left it at that. Luke, with his mind turning made the mistake of saying out loud, " I go ask Daddy." As i waited for him to approach me I held my laughter in and just kept doing what I was doing. He says, "Santa's cookie daddy. Please." I then replied to him with a question, " What did mommy say?" Luke was hesitant and looked away for a moment before giving me an answer... " Mommy said no santa's cookie." He didn't get upset but just shook his head no and went away. Luckily I heard his little plan because I find it hard to turn down that little cute face!!!

I go poop

Yes my son can tell us when he has gone poop. " I go poop" is something he is regularly saying now. It is time we get him potty trained. After he tells me that he has indeed gone poop, I usually say " ah man." Well after I got home from work today he comes in to the bedroom where I was trying to just relax when he says, " Daddy, I go poop. Ah man!" I was thinking the same thing.
"Ah man."

WHAT!!!!! NO FRIES?

I can't believe that my son turned down McDonald's fries today. This is the one guarantee that we have when he won't eat anything else. I got them out and let him smell them. "You want a french fry buddy?" "No." "You don't want a french fry?" "No." "WHAT?" He looks at me annoyed and says, "Nooo thank you." Wow. At least he said no "thank you." 99 out of a 100 times he takes the fry, today is the ONE TIME he didn't.

Yeah

This blog is for my wife. Lukas is in a phase right now that when you ask him a question and he is for it he will respond with the cutest "yeah" ever known to human. He stretches it out into almost a whisper and it just melts your heart. This is very cute to hear. "It brings tears to my eyes."

Room go bye-bye

My beautiful wife and I are making a few changes around our house. One of those changes was to switch our computer room with Luke's so he could have more space. During the transition things went everywhere. Luke was playing in the living room when he entered his old establishment and said, "room all gone." Later he came into his new room, which was still in transition and looked around before commenting, "A mess, all over the place. A mess." He is very keen on details you see. Now since he knows what a mess is he can start cleaning it up by himself? Well see.

My Buddy

You have to love the way children pick up on the smallest things in life. At times my wife and I are trying to get Luke to come to us by say, "Come here buddy" in the nicest voice possible. Well the tables turned I noticed the other day. Rocky, Luke's best friend the Boston terrier, was keeping his distance from Luke. Luke was trying to entice Rocky to come and play in the room with him. "Rocky, Rocky. Come here buddy (as he pats his pants) Come here Buddy." Once Rocky did come Luke gave him a swipe on the backside in which Rocky took off. Luke went back to work, "Come here buddy. Come here buddy." Swipe!!!