"You are such a boy"

Over the last few weeks I have stated several times to your dad, myself and friends how 'boy' you are.  I of course know that you are actually in fact a boy, I mean I change your diaper several times a day and you even remind me by sometimes using your little man part to give me a little golden shower while I'm trying to change that diaper.  But recently you have exhibited behaviors and interests that bring me to the 'nature' vs. 'nurture' of raising a boy. Here are just a few of the 'boy' things that you do:
- You love being naked.  You are at your absolute happiest when you are getting dressed and are naked in the morning or naked before, during and immediately after your bath.  If it were your choice you would never get dressed...although as winter fast approaches you would probably wise up and let momma get you dressed :-P (check out a couple pics below)
- You laugh at bodily noises.  It started a few months ago when we were in Boston and your dad discovered that you laugh at sneezes and sneeze sounds.  All we need to do is do a fake 'ah - choo' and you just crack your self right up.  It started with you laughing at other people's sneezes but you have since started to laugh at your own sneezes as well.  You also laughed at your own burp and fart in the last couple weeks.  Mommy and daddy really laughed when you laughed at your own fart. I mean, how could we not?
- You love boy toys: balls and cars.  Already, you love crawling after, pushing, kicking and swatting balls.  I am really hoping that you get your daddy's hand/eye coordination and not your moms, so that you can get involved with sports.  You are also very much into cars, whether its the cars you can push around the floor or real cars that you watch outside.  You are fascinated by the movement and sound and you already have mom searching for a 'first' remote control car set (so fun!). 
- You love to be outside.  You are a nature boy.  Your favorite place to be right now is outside on the grass crawling around and eating dirt, leaves, grass and wood chips.  Mommy spends all her time at the park, trying to keep all of those things out of your mouth...and I am usually only 90% successful :-)  It's ok, a little dirt is good for you, ha. (check out a couple pics below)