Last year about this time I can remember
thinking the same thing, I almost have a 2 (1) year old! Time has flown by and quickly our little baby is a little boy and developing a fierce independence. Everything, I mean everything, must be done by him or done to make him think it is on his terms. If not, watch the furry of tears, madness, and possibly a tantrum.
Thomas is all adventure at this point. I am finding it harder to capture all that he is about as it changes and
involves so much these days. He still loves running, jumping, climbing, throwing, crashing and anything else that means physical activity. The boy has energy like I have never seen and I still try to steal some of it on a daily basis.
What has really changed in the last few weeks is his expressive language. He is adding words by the day and is able to put short phrases and sentences together. With this new found
language no situation in our house is safe from Thomas retelling it. He is also really good at telling on one of the pets or his mommy or daddy if he is upset about something, little stinker! Mike and I continue to understand him best, but he is getting more clear words and others are understanding more and more.
Thomas loves watching his signing time video and enjoying a warm chocolate, playing with his trucks, playing hockey/soccer and on his train table with Daddy. His daddy is his best buddy and he waits for him to come home from work nightly. As soon as Mike walks in the door all we hear until bedtime is “dada play,” “dada choo choo” or “dada no mama.” 
His tummy seems like a bottomless pit that we can’t keep full. Cheese, veggies and citrus fruits are his favorites. Yet, there isn’t much he won’t eat at this point. He is sleeping from 8 or 9 until 7 or 8 and is still taking a nap (1.5-3 hours) during the afternoon.
His awareness of poop and pee is also a brand new adventure for us. I am equally as excited as I am terrified of this! He has had many successful potty experiences and will tell us now if he
needs to pee or poo. He really doesn’t like having a wet/soiled diaper and it has in fact been waking him up at night. A few times in the night we will hear “pee, pee, diaper.” Thankfully, as soon as he knows we are changing him he is back to sleeping and all is well in the house. We will see if we continue on this path or if we take a step or two back. It is still a little early and ambitious to see the light at the end of the diaper tunnel for him, I think?!