February 16-28

 

February ended as differently and as similarly as it began.

 

Changing diapoos is very important business.  I don't leave out a step.  Diapoo pad, diapoo, a fan, and cream are all needed for the proper change to take place.

 

Diapoo

 

Cream

 

Now it's my turn.

 

I put diapoos on my lion, or as I say it, "I-een."

 

And, of course, B.

 

I also have certain bibs for myself and my parents.  This one is Mommy's and this one is mine.

 

And this one is Daddy's.

 

Even when Daddy isn't home, I walk around with his bib and call his name.

 

I like sitting on towels.

 

I will spread it out just right,

 

back up to it,

 

and plop down.

 

I played with reflection in the mirror again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mommy and Aunt Kensley wore this sweater.  I'm trying to keep the buttons from busting open.

 

Ha ha! Nevermind!

 

Octo and I sing with Minnie.

 

I'll sing one of my favorites for you.

 

 

I played with my favorites at church: Lydia, baby, frog and woof.

 

I take on this persona when I wear my sunglasses.

 

Don't they know I'm hungry?

 

Audrey and I made hats in our class.

 

I got a new backpack, aka "bap pap."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daddy thinks I look like Mommy in this picture.

 

 

 

I fed Mr. Joe.

 

I realized he was messy and needed a bib.

 

I want my animals to wear pajamas and take naps, aka "daps" with me.

 

 

 

 

 

Pastor brought a Naoh's Ark for me from Africa! The giraffe is my favorite (maybe because my daddy is tall)?

 

I love it!

 

I brush my teeth for Princess Lydia (on the cup on the towel bar).

 

My parents were sick at the beginning of the month and I fell ill at the end.

 

This is what I looked like the day they finally decided to take me to the doctor.

 

At the doctor's office.  Good thing Grandmomma was there to support & distract me. I had a cold that lead to an ear infection in both ears.  This is the first time I've ever gone to the doctor for sickness.  I didn't like this visit either.

 

I started feeling better by the next day.

 

 

 

I enjoyed balancing Woody on the gate (he's in focus in the background).

 

Are you gonna get me?

 

Oh, Granddaddy! You're so fun!

 

Mojo didn't know how to handle the horn on this bus. If I didn't know better, this may be teasing.

 

Since I was out for a few days, I had a lot of catching up to do.

 

I finally got curtains in my room!

 

My parents liked my hair when I woke up from this "dap."

 

Then Daddy tried getting me to smile.

 

This is how I smiled and showed my teeth.

 

 

 

Here I am talking some more. 

 

 

I look forward to seeing you again soon!

Bye bye!