Lights, all done!

Today you actually got to go out for a bit, yay!  Since it is so cold and the roads are still icky, mommy gave daddy a ride to work today and will do so for the next couple of days as well.  This means you get to ride along as well, of course :)  Your favorite song is "Butterfly" by Superbus, which you sing along with nearly every time we play it.  You request it just about each time we are in the car, so now I just play it out of habit lol.  You sing 'bur-fly' and 'ah-ah-ah-a-ah', and sometimes imitate some of the other sounds in the song.  It cracks me up every time, just too adorable.  When we got back from taking daddy to work, you took a nice long nap.  During this time, I decided the Christmas tree really needed to come down, which I was able to get done and put away (well, mostly...mommy accidentally broke the plug connector/fixture in the crawl space while doing this, so the tree is not in the correct spot in there yet...) before you woke up.
When you came into the living room, you knew something was different, you looked around for the tree, but all you saw were the lights from it, sitting in piled strands on the floor (because the boxes for them are in the back of the crawl space).  You exclaimed, "Lights, all done!" and then pointed to each strand and repeated this, to make sure we knew each one was 'all done' lol.
After my lessons, I decided I didn't feel like cooking and ordered a pizza for us instead.  You like pizza, but don't always want pizza when we have it.  This time, there was no doubt you wanted it--you ate nearly a whole large slice of stuffed crust (including that part, yes!)  The funny thing was, you would only eat it if daddy was holding it for you, no idea why that was necessary (or desired--usually you are mister "I do it!" when it comes to such things).
At bed time, you were identifying the numbers and objects together in your numbers books, such as one cat, six balls, ten yo-yos (you say woh-wohs).  You also spent a lot of time having us spin the top for you so you could watch from all angles.