Since I'm often sick, I feel sorry to you. Because you want to use your energy more than before.
When I'm ok, I try to go out with you and let you walk by yourself.
Now you walk pretty good!
Also, fortunately, the Portland weather is really nice so we can enjoy warm sunshine.
You listen carefully to the noise that you make when you step on the leaves or the sound of a twig breaking. Sometimes you try to touch them. And you can't talk yet but you are talking in your own words a lot to me at the same time.
At the end of our walks, there is the biggest difficulty. Our driveway's hill.
It's a big up-hill for you. You always puff up there so hard. When you're done, I always praise you.
After you get home, you start playing peekaboo from the back yard into the garage.
You go to the back yard and come back to the garage with a big smile while I put the stroller away.
I'm glad we have this back yard. We would never have this if we live in Japan.
The weather will be nicer and nicer. And you will be active more and more.
We can enjoy this spring outside more together!
Chronicling Baby Bear's journey from belly to birth (and beyond).
