As Brynn is currently doing laps of the living room furniture (aka jungle gym), working on her latest bout of immune system boosting illness, I am glad all that time spent child proofing the edges and corners are not going to waste. :)
Now that she is a bit older and has been walking and talking for a while it is a bit harder to notice major jumps in her development, but there were a few in the past couple of weeks that have really hit us over the head, so I figured I'd share them.
The first was when she had to come to work with me New Year's Eve. I work down on the Gorge waterfront up a few floors and our "view" of the waterfront is actually a steel recycling plant. The excitement of this view is it makes the building shake once in a while when they crush propane tanks and they explode, other then that I could think of nicer things to do with waterfront, but hey, at least they're recycling.
In any case, Brynn was over in a co-worker's corner (Erinn) which has nice big glass doors and she looked outside and said "Cat. No digging cat!" Erinn and I went over to see the cat, as we are on an upper floor; we couldn't see it, but Brynn has very good eyesight, so I just figured we were blind and Brynn had wandered off to do something else so I didn't think too much more about it, but then about half an hour later later she wandered back over and said "Cat stop digging." So I looked back over again and I guess the workers had gone for lunch and I saw the CAT and my jaw dropped.

After, I closed my mouth. I told her it was an excavator and she promptly said "excavator cat stop digging" and went on her merry way. One of the best parts about being a parent is constantly being surprised.
Ok, time for some pictures. Our friends Chris and Christine got a new camera for Christmas so when they came for a walk to the park we had a bit of a photo shoot.
We also met up with Lisa and Gabby too.
The girls did a little tennis watching, but of course, Brynn has to run out into the middle of the action, so one of the people practicing gave her a ball.
In the end Lisa went and grabbed a soccer ball, Gabby got the little ball and everyone was happy.
Unfortunately Mike missed all this fun because he was "stuck" at a work function with Ocean River...
Well, someone's got to work. :)
Time for one last little Brynn smile. I was headed out to a Toastmasters training session yesterday morning so as I was leaving I asked Brynn if daddy and her should make pancakes for breakfast...
Her response...
"With bacon?"
:)
3 comments:
Is Brynn nearly two going on six?? I think by the time I see her she will be writing her first novel at the age of 3!!
You're never too young to learn that everything's better with bacon!
Fantastic pictures and a fantastic update. I'm so glad I got to visit over Christmas and catch up with pre-toddler Brynn.
PS I have my picture of Brynn on the wall of my current abode... it looks great.
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