Here are some of the crazy things Trenton has been doing lately:
-He demands to wear mismatched shoes! One of each, and preferably the same footed shoe. Yes, he knows the difference and lets us know when his "ooohs" are not up to his standard.
-When he's sung the Annie song, "Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love you, tomorrow--you're only a day . . ." he promptly follows with a big "AWAY!".
-He has great rhythm, much unlike his dad. :) He claps or twirls his hands on beat and often the half-beat whenever he hears music. This keeps him very entertained in the car!
-Beware passing gas in the same room as our son. He delights in announcing that he knows who has "pooped," and he's usually right. :)
-Trenton can spot a "Pee-Man" (Police man, or a police car) like it's his job. He even finds unmarked police cars now.
-He will always choose something with the colors blue or red. If he is holding one item of each color, the red belongs in his left hand, and the blue in his right. We try to switch them, but he always puts them back in the proper hand. We have no idea where this came from!
-He typically wakes up asking to play "basset-ball" (basketball) or wants to know where "Mo-Mo" (our poodle, Marley) is.
-Trenton is in the habit of repeating things over and over. He apparently wants to be absolutely SURE that "Matt Mow!?!" (Matt is mowing the lawn??).
-Since he can't really say anything with D's yet, he calls his dad "Matt." This is hilarious but demands explanation whenever we meet someone new. Yes, Matt is in fact, his father. :) Thank goodness "Mom" is easier than "Shannon!"
