More Hudson-isms

As I was just telling Hudson the other day, three is a magical age.  There's something so refreshing and unpredictable and just fun about a three-year-old learning about the world around him (or her).  It's pure unadulterated childhood.  I remember Ava at this age (enchanting!), and Hudson is no less entertaining himself.  Thus, I wanted to take a moment to record some of his sweet little Hudson-isms that have emerged during this year. 

 

Oh, how I love this little man!

 

His favorite word to use, especially during serious conversation, is "actually."  He peppers his language with it nearly every day.  "Actually, I would like another banana, please."  "There are actually nine cars in that box, Mommy."  "I actually think that Ava started that fight first."

 

When he's happy and feeling particularly loving toward someone, he'll snug up to them so sweetly and draw an invisible heart on their arm with his finger. (Love!)

 

Conversely, when he's mad or annoyed with someone (and not inclined to scream at them...lol), he'll sometimes draw an X on them to illustrate his dissatisfaction.

 

He always refers to McDonald's (his favorite restaurant) as "Old McDonald's."  I'm pretty sure he thinks the song is about the restaurant, and I've never had the heart to correct him.

 

Instead of saying three-years-old, he'll refer to himself as "three-my-old."  He often projects into the future with statements like, "When I'm six-my-old, I can go to Zumba with Mom and Ava!"

 

When a good song comes on, this boy can dance his booty off.  Just yesterday, he boogied gloriously in GD Ritzy's and had everyone chuckling at his antics.

 

When Daddy makes him mad, he'll often inform him, "You're nice five times, but you're mean one-hundred-twelve times." Yeah, Hudson's a numbers man.

 

He's very into music right now and enjoys listening to an eclectic array of music, which he can sing nearly perfectly from memory.  Right now, he's into Adele ("Rumor Has It" being his favorite), southern rock ("Sweet Home Alabama" and "Ramblin' Man" at the top of that list), any Disney songs he can get ahold of, and unfortunately the "Thrift Store" song that Daddy played for him on YouTube.