Watch Out for People Walking

One of the super-duper-nifty-licous things FFM got for Christmas was a set of blocks from his cousins Ryan and Skylar (and their parents Byron and Melinda). Along with the oversized blocks, which make really great roads and bridges, came a set of wooden cars and road signs. Curious little bugger FFM had Travis explain to him what all the signs mean. Now while we're driving around town to our umpteen billion appointments this month he makes sure that I'm paying close attention to all the signage.
"Mommy, watch out for people walking."
"Mommy, let other people go first." (this for ANY yield, our lane or not)
"Mommy, STOP SIGN. STOP."
"Mommy, watch out for bikes."
"Mommy, don't go too fast." (for speed limit signs, especially flashing school zones)

Add this to:
"Mommy, go left."
"Mommy, go straight.
"Mommy, go right."
"NO MOMMY, GO THIS/THAT WAY!"
"Mommy, red light."
"Mommy, green light."
"Mommy, redyellowbluegreenorangepurplewhitesilverindigo car."

And counting, he counts the cars at stop lights, counts his fingers, counts anything he can think to count.
It's very noisy in the car.

But my favorite every time is the ever helpful, "Watch out for people walking!"