The End to Another Blessed Year

Well, the boys and I are anxiously awaiting Christmas.  Luke especially, is so excited.  He wakes up almost every day saying, "Is today Cwismas?"  He loves everything about Christmas and I don't think the gifts are the #1 priority, he loves the tree, the lights, talking about Jesus' birth.  He doesn't seem to fall for the whole Santa thing though.  He never acts interested in seeing him or talking about him.  It's like the whole idea is a little too far-fetched for his smart brain.  When I ask him what he wants he either says "I don't know, I want to be surprised" or he's very specific "a race car with smooth wheels or an old truck where the front wheels don't move."  He can be such a sweet, helpful little boy.
Drew is almost 2!  I can't believe that one.  He's at that perfect age where he can't get any cuter.  We just sit around and watch and listen to him.  He's so sweet and caring to animals and his family.  He's polite and says "tanks" when you give him something and the best thing ever is when he says "I wuf you too....Mommy."  He likes Christmas too but the thought of Santa is scary.  Today we video taped him saying, "Santa Claus is scary."  Sometimes it's the "Grinch scary."  We've even caught him singing "You're a mean one, Santa Claus." Only picture all this with the sweetest, softest, most innocent voice in the world.
People say I need to write these things down that they say so I need to do a better job of that.  We were remembering a few of them yesterday:
Luke:  "Can I have a ta ta to lay down with?  I'll show you which one."
Drew:  "EE hot, EE burn, EE finger."
Luke:  "Bunny Rabbit get you."
Drew: "Lukie toot, Trevor toot, Mater the greater toot."
Luke: "I don't need to pee anymore but maybe if I get out in the cold it will spice up my dingy."
Drew:  "Eat waffles, please...Mommy"
Again, you have to picture these with slight speech impediments and cute little voices.