So I, Dug, have become terrible at blogging recently. I have tons of photos on my phone and other devices. Maybe a quarter of those get shared online for y'all to ogle. I hope to fix that today. Below are pictures from Nora's fist egg hunt (which took place at her day care) and some ones too cute not to post.
In the meanwhile the little one has been steadily increasing her mobility. Her speed has increased, not so much as to a run just yet, but definitely walking fast. She's had her first skinned knee, already. And we've developed a technique to get out the back door. We have to kneel down, twist on one knee, and and inch the other leg out until we've hit ground, then we're outside!
She also really likes saying "Hi!" and waving. She loves it when you wave back.
Also, she has developed a "fake" laugh. She does it when something is funny or exciting to her, but it's purposeful and I think trying to imitate my laugh. This causes me to laugh. Which, in turn, causes more "fake" laughs mixed with real laughs from her. We then enter an endless cycle of laughter.
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| Delicious plastic eggs are delicious |
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| Even posing with daddy she wouldn't stop chewing on them |
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| Are there more eggs to chew on in here? |
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| Yay! |
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| Once outside, she went straight for this little car thing. Then she defended it from the other toddlers. |
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| mmmmmm.... |
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| This is from Easter day. She systematically opened the egg, poured out the confetti, and went on to the next one. Serious business. |
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| Slides are fun! |
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| Daddy I want peas and broccoli. I already got the peas, but I can't find the broccoli. |
