Happy Holidays!

Oregon Zoolights

The train ride!

Kendra, her cousins, and a friend enjoying the lights.

Helping Mommy Study

Mommy had to practice gloving, hand washing, pouring a drug, and patient transfer/positioning.  I was a big helper!

Visting Santa

I was so excited to visit Santa that I could barely contain myself.  He was such a nice man.  I asked for 5 pairs of tap dance shoes and then became side tracked with the picture taking. After we left I wanted to go back to tell Santa about the binoculars and spying scope that I had forgot to mention from my list but Mommy and Daddy told me that I should write him a letter when we got home instead.

Christmas Tree Hunting

Happy Thanksgiving

My name is...

 (The first time writing my name)
Yesterday, my teacher told Mommy that she was amazed by my intelligence.  She was pleasantly surprised when I recited all of the numbers on the calendar at school and then proceeded by counting all the way up to 50.  She also said that it seems I can comprehend more than the average child for my age.  It made my Mommy and Daddy very proud.  I am one smart cookie.

Poor Girl...

Helping Daddy take off his stinkies.

Happy Movember!

Happy Halloween

Pumpkin Carving

I drew the face and Daddy cut it out for me.  When it was time to pull out the insides I dug right in, but also made sure to let my parents know that it felt gross.

School Artwork

Breakfast At Nana & Papas

Pumpkin Patch

This will be the 2nd year that we have picked out our pumpkin at Walton farms.  They have a wonderful corn maze, a petting zoo, and even a tractor train ride.  I had a wonderful time!

Pretty Little Thing

What's new:  I can now recite the days of the week, gallop, jump on one foot, spell Mom, Dad, Cat, Dog, and even know a few bones in my body.  We have a sternum, ribs, and phalanges.  I can point to where the bones are located, and know that people and animals all have bones.  If you ask me how to cross the street, I will tell you that you need to look left and right before crossing so that cars do not run you over.  Cars have a hard time seeing little people.