things I never want to forget

That Nate has replaced 'really' with 'super-sonic.'  As in:

"Mommy, are you super-sonic sure that the library is closed?" or "Macaroni and cheese is super sonic good."

If something is really, really good- then it's super, super sonic.

Goodness me, that KID is super sonic.  I have no idea where he got this, when asked he said "It's just something Logan and me say to each other when something's super sonic good."  So, there you have it.

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Also, we had my brother-in-law's (Matt) birthday at Bucca De Beppo in August.  Since then, Nate, Logan and Sarah talk about the place constantly.  Clearly they are still trying to wrap their minds (tongues) around the name as it comes out differently each time.

While driving down the road: "Look, there's where we had Uncle Matt's birthday party: Boo Boo di Becco."  

Talking in the backseat to each other:
"Don't you just love Boo Poo di Beppo?"  
"Where?" 
"That place with the fish outside where we ate pasta?"  
"Oh- you mean Boo Coo do Becco?" 

Or just walking down the sidewalk, singing to herself (this is usually Sarah):
"Boo boo di Becco, Boo Coo di Beppo, Boo do Bidecko." 

I hope they never get it right...their names are way more super sonic.

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Finally, that a stapler is a stabeler and a staple a stable.  "Mama, please get me the stabeler, I need to stable this paper together."

And no matter how many times I call it a stapler or a staple, he is sure that his pronunciation is correct. And maybe he's right.  It doesn't really matter much because I still know what he's asking for.