More Cute Boy Stories

Sorry these posts are probably boring for everyone. I just want to get these written down.

I was talking on the phone with a friend and the boys were being very noisy. I walked out of the room and they followed me. When I got off the phone I  exclaimed, "My gosh you guys!"
Big H said, "I'm not guys mommy. I'm Big H." Only he said his name.

Big H loves superheroes. He is constantly imitating them. "I'm Batman! I'm Iron Man!" Sound effects and all.
His sandals are now Batman's sandals. His bike is Batman's bike.
He argues with Little H all the time. "I'm Batman. You're Superman!"
He asked me to put in his cape the other day. He turned around, stuck his arms out to the side and made a "suiting up" sound effect. I then commenced with putting his cape on.
Yes, he loves superheroes

Big H likes to correct me now. The other day we were gardening. Big H asked me what the small shovel was. I said, "It's a spade."
"It's not a spade. It's a spade."
He does this all the time.
"It's not cheese mommy. Its cheese."

At the park the other day Big H was swinging. He said, "Where's my M."
He said Baby M's name.
"He's right here."
I picked him up.
"I want my M. Please! I want my M."

Every time I make a frustrated groan lately Big H goes, " What happened?"

I warmed up leftovers for the boys dinner tonight, and Big H requested the mac and cheese. I scooped out servings for each boy and told them to come and eat. I walked back to my room and found Big H, in the bedroom. He was eating the mac and cheese out if the rubbermaid container, using the big serving spoon as his utensil.

Today the boys were listening to music on my phone. "Part of Your World", from The Little Mermaid, came on. Little H said, "Its Ariel! Ariel's on the phone!"

The boys hate ants. They probably get it from their mother. I HATE ants!!! Anyway. . .they are always trying to rid the world of ants. And I'm always pulling them out of ant piles telling them, "Just leave them alone. If you try to smash them you'll just end up with them crawling all over and biting you."
A lesson I learned, while stomping down an ant hill, at my Grandma's house, when I was a little girl.
Well, ants have built up homes all over our yard. And the newest joint is a crack in our driveway. The boys caught sight of this and began to attack. Stomping their feet, and swinging their superhero capes, they began their attack on the tiny, creepy, crawly creatures.
I pulled them away and gave them a brush off, just for safe measure. And I then explained the rules for ants again and asked them to stop, which they did.
A few minutes later Little H came out, saw the ants once again and said, in a horrified tone, "LOOK! It's the beans!!!"
I think that is a combination if bees and ants.

We walked to the park the other day and we had to cross a busy street. When we got to the other side I realized that Baby M, who was seated in the stroller, had been waving to all the cars as we crossed.

Baby M likes to get, and give loves. He's been grabbing my head. And turning it to look at him. Sometimes he gives me hugs. Sometimes he wants a kiss. His kisses are usually open mouthed. The other day he even stuck his tongue out as he pulled me in for a nice slobbery kiss.

The other night Craig took the twins to a Father/Sons activity. I took Baby M to visit my Grandma G. I started to show her some of the thing he's learned.
"Go 'Toot! Toot!'"
"Hold up one finger."
He sat on my lap and commenced in waves, kisses and "toot toots".
It's as if he were saying, "These are all the things they make me show people, so I'll just go ahead and get it over with."

I pointed this butterfly out to the boys. Big H said, "Let's go see it mom. Let's go see it."
We walked over and took some pics. He then drug me over every time it came back.