Out of the Mouth of Chase Part V

Me: Are you Chase Hugo?
Chase: No, I'm just a big boy.
Me: Is this Hudson Hugo?
Chase: No, he's a tiny one.

While saying his prayers: Thank you for airplanes. Thank you that I could ride with Papa in an excavator. Thank you I could go with Papa to Aaron's and ride the tractor. (For clarification- he hasn't done those things in at least a month, I think these "thank yous" were really more like a wish list)

After eating a bite of salad:
Chase: It's yummy! It's yummy in my tummy... and then to my legs.

Will: Chase, you need to be a good helper, or you are going to get fired.
Chase: Where is the fi-ya?

(Chase has a book called Diggers and Dozers- as in big machines that dig like excavators, and dozers as in bulldozers,which he loves)
Hudson was closing his eyes while nursing the other day
Chase: Oh, Hudson's asleep?
Me: No, I think he's just dozing.
Chase: Oh, Diggers and Dozers. Hudson's a dozer.

All week he's been singing "Old MacDonald, HE HAS a FARM. E-I-O-O-O-O-O-O"

I hear these two all the time:
Where is them?
What doin' mama?

While reading GoodNight Moon to him, he has been repeatedly troubled by the page that says "Good night moon (with a picture of a full moon) Good night cow jumping over the moon (with a picture of a cow jumping over a crescent moon)" On more than one occasion he has brought the discrepancy up to me.
"The moon is broken. Maybe daddy fix it? It needs batteries."
or
"Oooohhh.  The cow broke the moon."
I figure we'll explain to him the phases of the moon when he's 3 :)
Also, you can fix anything with batteries. Batteries or kisses.