A Day of Sledding (2.6.09)

We spent a lot of time sledding in Grandma and Grandpa's backyard. Everyone pulled me around in a sled a lot too. It was a lot of fun. Here's me getting pulled.



A view of the mountains from Grandma's backyard.



Grandpa beginning the long trek of pulling me back up the yard to the starting point. I love the way my feet are sticking up.



Not having to walk up every time rocks!



Getting ready to go down the hill.



Here we come!



Here comes Grandma!



A picture of me going down the hill alone for the first time. After this, I was an addict. I went down the hill on every sled all by myself.



Preparing for a solo trip on the saucer.





Mommy's turn.



Family photo.



Some pictures of my fox.









And finally a parting shot of me out on the deck (my fox watching spot).

Visit to Grandma and Grandpa's in Colorado (2.5.09)

Here is me on the way to Grandma and Grandpa's house. We're in the Denver airport. I had just calmed down from my major meltdown. A woman who was trying to help calm me down (didn't work) let me try on this cool hat.



Soon after arriving at Grandma and Grandpa's house, I spent time playing with the trucks Grandma got me. She knows what I like!



Then we played with the Shaker cars and track they had ready for me.



I met the foxes on my first day. Everyday for the rest of our visit, I would feed the foxes. Grandma said one biscuit per fox in addition to whatever scraps we put out, however I often snuck into the pantry and threw down more biscuits. Hopefully Grandma is taking good care of my foxes until my next visit!



Looking for the foxes.





My Grandpa is the funniest person I know. Here he is entertaining me.

Playtime at Papa's (2.1.09)

We went to Papa's Pizza for a late Christmas celebration. I always have a good time playing there.





Kiehin and I on the carousel.





Me and Savannah.



When it was time to open presents, I threw a fit. I'd much rather play than open presents! To top it off, Mommy made Daddy take pictures to remember the occasion.



Really funny, Mom!