Kira Vivienne Lee, and Brett Rainer Lee

Mommy has fun dressing me up in my sherbert-colored clothes. We went to Storytime at Borders this morning. I jumped and swayed when Miss Kelly sang.

Having some fun with my new hat. It’s very Springy.

Milk!

Auntie Karin took some old-fashioned (non-digital) pictures during the Birthday event a week ago. She gave some to Daddy, and he scanned them in.

Mommy and I went to Borders, as we often do. When I got out of the stroller, I walked over to one of the shelves and took this book off the shelf. I walked around the bookstore with it, with a big grin on my face. Sometimes, I sat and flipped through the pages. I liked how the pages felt — much better than all those hard board books. Mommy thought that she would get the book for me since I seemed so drawn to it. She tried to swap it with another copy of the same book because it was in slightly better condition, but I didn’t want that one. I wanted THIS one.

We got up early because we had lots of birthdays to celebrate — Daddy, Mommy and Great Grandma had birthdays this week. First, we took the train to Massapequa, where we met Nana, Grandpa, and Auntie Karin. We all drove out to Bayshore to see Great Grandma, who will be 104 years old tomorrow. On the way, I fell asleep in the car seat, and Mommy and Daddy decided to keep driving for an extra 40 minutes so that I could have my nap. When we arrived at Great Grandma’s house, she said “kinehora” and “she’s pretty” when she saw me. She was so happy, and loved taking pictures with all of us. Later, we went back to Massapequa to have an early dinner with Aunt Kerren, Linda, and Linda’s baby Madison. Madison is 3 1/2 months old, and she is a very calm baby. I enjoyed meeting her so much that I said “baby” for the first time.