Just a few things

Here are a few cute things Boston did today that I don't want to forget..

1. We flew in from Houston last night so this morning he was still on Houston time and woke up bright and early at 5 AM!! (7am Houston time) The 5 am wake up is NOT cute at all but this is.. We brought him into bed with us and turned on Frosty the Snowman so we could catch more shut-eye. Boston didn't like that idea. After much climbing and wrestling with us to wake us up I felt a soft little hand on my cheek and heard a "Mama, stop seeping peaze" Super cute! I just love Boston's little voice! I tried my best to wake up but seriously 5am?
So I guess I shut my eyes again cuz then I felt two hands on my cheeks and heard "Mama, look at me." I opened my eyes and he said, "Stop seeping" ha ha Rob and I both cracked up because Boston, being the very energetic boy that he is, rarely stops to listen to me so sometimes I have to make him stop and ask him to "look at me" so he'll listen. I love when kids start using your tricks on you.

2. I went to grab Boston after church from Nursery today and when he saw me he said in the most tender tone, "Hi mama!!! Hi mama!" I scooped him up and he gave me a HUGE hug then grabbed my face and pulled my cheek in for a big kiss. TENDER!

3. Then tonight as I was telling Rob about the above Nursery story Boston piped in "I was happy to see you!" Rob and I looked at each other like... Did he just say that?... I love how much he is talking in sentences these days! We still see him as our little baby boy so it always catches us by surprise when he busts out a good one like this!

4. Last one! I told Boston before I put him down for a nap today that if he took a really good nap that tonight we could watch a movie and eat popcorn (pop). Boy did he! I had to go wake him up after 3 1/2 hours! Way to go kiddo! Anyways, I woke him up and he was fussy and grouchy then all of a sudden he got dead silent and looked at me and with a HUGE smile started chirping "Pop?! Pop?! Pop?! Watch a movie? Pop?!" I love that kids never forget a promise :)