I am also reminded how fun this age is when it comes to learning and communicating with other. William takes many things literally, and I mean literally! We've got some good laughs recently discovering they ways William is processing what he hears and sees.
- "wheats" = wheat thins
- "kicking ball" = foosball table/game
- If you've called a cup a cup, and a glass a glass, then by all means, don't call a cup a glass or visa versa
- Scene: I'm wearing my straw beach hat. "I like your cowboy hat," says William. Bobby asks, "Do you think when you wear a cowboy hat you ride a cow?" "Yes," William answers. Bobby continues, "Not necessarily. Often times people wearing cowboy hats will ride horses." William replies without thought, "I like your horse hat mom."
- "put it in my ear" = the art of listening
- "running shoes" = his athletic shoes (they aren't tennis shoes!)
- "with my own self" = by myself
Lastly, aside from not forgetting much of anything, he is beginning his bucket list of things he can and wants to do "when I get bigger/older".
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