Mommy and Daddy thought I was pretty funny when I smooshed my nose up against my plate. Then, of course, I had to do it some more!
I am experimenting with putting random clothes on. I thought the cowboy hat was a really great final touch to the polka dots! Jeter makes a great audience.
Here I am trying to teach Jeter how to write. I really like pens. She was more into my outfit. I think it might have made her dizzy. 
I love Jeter. 
Mommy, Daddy and I went to the park. We haven't had much nice weather, but Mommy promised we'll go back a lot this summer. Mommy has also put this "belly shirt" away. :) 
My hair is getting long enough now that Mommy puts it up in pig tails or a pony. It definitely changes my looks. I still have the scar under my nose from my fall at spring break. It is getting lighter.
Mommy bought this for me. I even know how to turn in the tutu. Here I was dancing with my colonial noise maker while wearing my chef's hat. I am learning how to multi-task.
Papa took me to Devil's Lake by their house. We had so much fun feeding the ducks, we brought Grammy, Mommy, and Daddy back multiple times. I tended to eat the bread, rather than share it, but that's part of my overall character right now--it's all about me! Rather than confuse myself, I refer to all flying creatures as "ducks." It really makes it easier.
Don't I look like a sailor here with my water boots? They are a necessity in Western Oregon--especially with all of the goose poop around on the grass!
We went to a really cool park by Uncle Pat's house in Portland to feed more ducks. They got really close. I wasn't too worried, but Daddy on the other hand, was not too keen on the idea of the birds that close. He'd rather shoot them when they are in the sky. We didn't think Aunt Eva would have a very fun time with us here because she doesn't really like birds. There were so many of them--ducks, seagulls, swans, and geese.
I liked looking through the glass at the Newport Aquarium. They came really close!
Here I am with Grammy and Papa at the aquarium.
This is the pool where we can touch things. I touched a starfish, but it really wasn't my "thing." I don't know if I want to go into marine biology as of yet. 
This was pretty cool. I don't know what was more fun--riding on Papa's shoulders or seeing the jelly fish.
