Here are some pictures of Mr. Jed I had on my camera that I just had to include. Jed is just the sweetest little fella. He loves to let me know if he didn't get his morning hugs and kisses. He loves to snuggle and will frequently ask if he can snuggle on the couch with me. Jed loves to sink his nose to my chest and smell my shirt. I think he still misses nursing, but doesn't remember quite what he's missing. He's always making us laugh with his shenanigans.
When he refers to anything that happened in the past he calls it, "lasterday".
He still makes sure to tell us Merry Christmas and Happy New Year each night as we put him to bed. (His goodnight greeting was in season for about a month there.)
He tells me "I missed you" like a million times in a day. I think this must be his way of saying "I love you". He also has been recently telling me, "I like to be around with you." Makes my heart melt.
He sometimes refers to his daddy as "football guy."When something unplanned happens he says things like, "I did it on accident, on purpose."
He doesn't eat much dinner. He eats a big breakfast and a fairly good lunch.
He loves milk.
He LOVES Star Wars. He particularly loves Darth Vador (Darf Bador).
I overheard this little gem of a conversation:
Daddy: "Jed, did you poop?"
Jed: "I thought you did."
Jed loves watching Peter Rabbit on TV. When certain parts get intense he starts running around like he's in the show.
There was one particular episode where their was a "fierce bad rabbit". I asked him to tell me about it and he said, "Let's not talk about the fierce bad rabbit. He's too violent for kids."
He frequently quotes Peter Rabbit and it's pretty funny because he has good comedic timing. For example, I was telling him he had better tip his head back and cover his eyes while I rinse the shampoo out of his hair (a part of bath time he hates). He started to do it, but before he did he started saying, "Rabbits are brave, rabbits are brave", like he was giving himself some kind of a pep talk.
At church I tell him things like, if you can sit quietly in the pew, then you can go up for children's moment. He says, "I'll be a good boy, I pwwwwwomise." He uses his pwwwwomises a lot.
On occasion I hear him tell Evangeline to stop arguing with him. It's kind of funny. He'll say, "EB! Stop arguing!"
The next morning I walked in to get him out of his crib and he told me, "I'm going to be good for Santa today! Mom, I'm not mad at you today!"
I was reading Jed a chapter from Frog and Toad called Shivers, where Frog is telling Toad a ghost story. I was explaining to Jed that it was just pretend and that Frog was making up the story to frighten Toad. I said, Frog was just telling Toad a tale. Jed replied, "I don't have a tail, I have a behind."
He loves to belt out nursery rhymes and he loves to sing "Holly Jolly Christmas" all on repeat.
Jed has a little star maker in his room that projects stars and moons on his ceiling. It has a dome lid, which he calls a "ringy bell dong". He also made up a song that goes, "Ringy bell dong it's ringy bell dong." It's super catchy and we all like to sing it. He feels very proud when we break out in that song. 
He always has to ask if it's good morning time or good evening time. Especially when he wakes up in the morning or from his nap. He's all confused about what time of the day it is. 
Ohhhhhh, my goodness! We love him!!
