The Tootle Family: My Little Ham-a-lam-a-ding-dong

I can't stop watching this... love him.

Ryan's Log of Cuteness!

July 4th - "I'm going to for just a big a bit." - after I told him that we were just going to the pool for a little bit.

Magazine - Mazadarine

Comforter - Dumoffeter. Which I think is stemming from "the comforter"

August 15 - "I want a bumble bath."

July 19th - "I want morning Mama. I want morning." - as I manhandled him up to his room for bedtime.

June 10th - "Mama, go left-shoe. That way." -Telling me to go left when we were driving home from school. (We're working on left/right with him when he puts on shoes/socks).

April 12th - "buppinins" for buttons on his shirts.

Feb 15th - "They're hearts." - His answer when I asked what the two things are on my chest. (he wouldn't stop staring). His face looked as though he was figuring out that I'm different than he and daddy.

Feb 15th - "I lul you" - unsolicited.

Feb 15th - "Chicken muggets"

Feb 10th - "I put it in there!!!" - as we high-fived b/c he pottied.

Feb 9th - "No, no, no Sunshine. Not nice. Go away." - When the sun is shining on his face in the car.

Oct. 28th - "Mimi's hooooouuuuuse? Nama's hoooooouuuuuse? Eileigh?" - first words out of his mouth this morning. To my reply, "We're going to see Eileigh." (she's at the school). To his reply, "No Eileigh. Mimi's hoooouuuuuuuse? Nama's houuuuuuse." - which became cyclic until I left his room to get my make-up on.

Oct. 24th - "NO, no. That's Ryan's night, night." - said sternly after telling him that Samuel got a new blankie from Marisa.

Oct. 20th - "You got cake?" - after singing happy birthday on Poppy's voicemail.

Mornings - "gonnagettogoto Nama's hooooouuuuse. Donuts?" - said each morning as we get in the car to head to school.

Oct. 14th - "Good job, Mama. Gooooood job." Ryan said as Dr. Finney helped me sit up, from measuring my belly, and listening to Samuel's heartbeat." Thanks Ryan.

The Tootle Family

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Tuesday, July 05, 2011

My Little Ham-a-lam-a-ding-dong

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