This week has been pretty nice, I just had orientation on Monday and then we have had the week to play, we went to the zoo with our play group on Wednesday and played at the park today. Cami is so much fun, she laughs so much and has such a little personality. We have had some grumpy moments when Cami discovered that milk comes out of her bottle when she bangs it upside down on the floor and she loves throwing her food on the floor! AHHHH! I was really hoping we could not learn that trick. She has had some more picky moments and has been a stinker about eating lately. Good things she learned recently include saying bye and waving. She is learning to hold her own bottle, I decided that is the first step to getting to the sippy cup. She is getting better with the naps and we are figuring out a loose schedule, although we just kinda roll with the punches and nap when she is grumpy, or more often falls asleep on our way home from an activity in the morning.
I found a sweet idea for edible finger paint on a blog called Make and Takes here is the link: http://www.makeandtakes.com/your-toddler-will-love-this-edible-finger-paint
Cami loved it, but really liked eating it more than painting with it. I used vanilla instead of plain, which was a mistake if you want them to paint instead of just eat it.
We definitely needed a bath after that!
Cami let me paint her little toes! It was fun, but I had to be fast so don't look too close!
Here is the only thing in my garden that is growing. I think it was too hot and I didn't take long enough transitioning my plants. JD was making fun of my "hardening off" process and said I should just plant them in the dirt outside and see what happens. Well since they all died off anyway, I thought I might just try his idea and see if "the experiment" works any better. The control is radically off since it is quite a bit cooler now then it was when I tried getting them to grow so even if it does work, it doesn't mean his idea is more sound. I just thought I would give it a try.
So here is the starting picture and we will see if anything besides squash survives my first attempt at gardening.

