Our 3 year old Prince, or Villain depending on the day

Our 3 Year Old Prince, or Villain Depending on the Day People have told me that the 'terrible twos' are following by the 'horrible threes.' I kind of see this age so far as 'It was the best of times and it was the worst of times.' That's not a direct quote, but if you have a child who's already passed this age or is currently at this age, you know what I mean. Henry can be the sweetest, smartest, most fun and wonderful little boy, and then he can also be like a mini-teenager, refusing to obey, back-talking, refusing to be disciplined (like actually staying in time-out, without making rediculous noises trying his darndest to get our attention). He turned 3 in the end of January, and so this is a little late. And I'd love to put up one of those posts of how perfect my son is, because by other peoples' blogs you'd swear that their kids were...but alas, Henry, I feel is just a normal 3 year old boy, making him want to shower him with hugs and kissed some days, and others, well, I feel that no matter how much patience I think I have acquired so far, I'm earning more being his mom. ;) As a tradition I'm going to start, I interviewed him on his birthday and here were his answers: (Favorites) Food: chicken nuggets Drink: Water Friend: Austin (the little boy we babysat for 6 months Toy: Track and trains (Notice tracks came first-he'd much rather set up his tracks up in different ways all day than run his trains around a set once.) Color: Blue, green and orange Book: Goodnight Construction Site Game: Memory Song: Wheels on the Bus TV show: Dinosaur Train (or Cat in the Hat) Movie: Cars Place to go: Park Animal: Elephant For some reason the picture attachment button isn't really working. So I guess I'll try to add come pictures later. Also, the it just keeps putting my post up in one huge paragrah rather than spacing it out how I chose. Hmm...I'll have to try to fix that later.