So where to start? Well, I guess I'll start with Harrison since he just blasted through the room in a Spiderman costume, said "what the hiccup?" and then somersaulted his way into the next room. This is all pretty normal although I'm shocked that he didn't preface it with "Guess what? Santa Claus is gonna bring me a Batman helicopter... Yeah, but I gotta be good". I'm shocked because, whatever the mood, Santa bringing him a helicopter is constantly on his mind.
We have stayed consistent on Harrison's diet and he is still doing well, especially in school. He is still somewhat obsessed with superheroes and has transferred this obsession onto his sister who can almost say the words Spiderman and Batman on que. What's more amazing is that she says Batman more than Mommy. Harrison continues to be quite the gregarious little fellow and I am always amused to see how willing he is to strike a conversation with ANYONE, no matter what the situation. And you can bet that while in a conversation, he's going to mention Santa or Batman at least once. Unless you're a realtor trying to sell our house to your clients. In that case, he's going to let you know that he just pooped in the toilet of the particular bathroom that you are standing in. Not a good selling point but at least he's personable.
He's very considerate and likes to ask Robert and I all the time if we are happy happy. But he is also willing to manipulate the situation by telling you that whatever you are doing makes him sad especially if it is not something he is not fond of...like taking a nap. Yes, this child gains more and more energy by the day and it is Definitely not from all the sleep he is getting. And I guess, because of all the activity, he feels that clothes either weigh him down or make him hot because it is a rarity if he is ever in more than his undies, but I'm lucky if he'll keep those on! I am investing in costumes just so he will wear clothes around the house.
There's just too much to write about Harrison because he is such a character but most of all I love his endearing personality, his imagination, and the bond that he has with his sister. And if I can just get him to use his stubbornness and strong will in the future, to persevere, even when people are telling him no. Well, then I think we'll be doing some good.
And what about Miss Brooks? Well, this girl has taken independence to a brand new level. She has mastered walking, climbing, and running and I don't think I'll be surprised if she grabs my keys, walks off to the car and decides to drive herself to college. She can hold her own with Harrison and just recently we discovered that she likes to bite back at him when he pushes her away. This also may be due to the fact that her top two teeth are coming in. She is talking, she has about 7 or 8 words, and like I said earlier, Batman is one of her favorites. Luckily, doll is another.
I haven't seen too much that can hold her back and when she wants something, she will squeal at a high pitch and point at it until you know what she means. She's a very quick learner, just like her brother, and I'm very scared to think about what these two will come up with in the future. I know they've already figured out how to send me over the edge!
Brooks does differ from her brother in that she will eat almost anything...and lots of it. This is one trait that she gets from her mother. She is a funny thing and it is apparent that she likes to make people laugh. She also loves the attention of her brother, Mommy, and Daddy and that gives me hope that she will not pick up my keys and drive off tomorrow.
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