I started enjoying some new food this month. On the top of the list is yogurt, which is quite good. Especially if it is homemade
yogurt from Appa. I also like tomato sauce and can tolerate spinach
with pears. I am venturing out beyond that, though still like most
of my food pureed (and to tell the truth still prefer getting most of my
input from Amma).
We celebrated Easter in a very special way: with my baptism. There was beautiful singing, interesting incense, lots of family and friends and two special godparents (Jay and Cindy), a bit where I got some water on my head and a bit where I got some very nice smelling chrism on me as well. Then I was able to fall asleep in Amma's arms, warm and comforted by many things.
As you can see, my hair keeps growing and is getting just long enough so that I need some help with it. We tried out a few headbands and a few clips, but most of the month I went without anything. In the summertime for sure I will want something to hold it back. We are waiting until we go to Appa's home in Tamil Nadu in India in October before cutting it.
Bouncing is a pretty fun thing to do, and I am really good at bouncing in my bouncy chair.
Remember those two teeth I mentioned last month? Now you can see my two bottom teeth when I smile. It is pretty cute.
I love standing up (holding onto things). And I am juuuust on the verge of crawling (see next month's post for my activity!).
I rounded out the month with some fun trips (to the train museum with Anna Kavi and Grandpa, to Home Depot to pick up some flowers for planting, and to a goat farm) and visits with friends and family.
Thank you God for my life, for my family, for headbands, for my brother, for toys, and for hugs.
We celebrated Easter in a very special way: with my baptism. There was beautiful singing, interesting incense, lots of family and friends and two special godparents (Jay and Cindy), a bit where I got some water on my head and a bit where I got some very nice smelling chrism on me as well. Then I was able to fall asleep in Amma's arms, warm and comforted by many things.
As you can see, my hair keeps growing and is getting just long enough so that I need some help with it. We tried out a few headbands and a few clips, but most of the month I went without anything. In the summertime for sure I will want something to hold it back. We are waiting until we go to Appa's home in Tamil Nadu in India in October before cutting it.
Bouncing is a pretty fun thing to do, and I am really good at bouncing in my bouncy chair.
Remember those two teeth I mentioned last month? Now you can see my two bottom teeth when I smile. It is pretty cute.
I love standing up (holding onto things). And I am juuuust on the verge of crawling (see next month's post for my activity!).
I rounded out the month with some fun trips (to the train museum with Anna Kavi and Grandpa, to Home Depot to pick up some flowers for planting, and to a goat farm) and visits with friends and family.
Thank you God for my life, for my family, for headbands, for my brother, for toys, and for hugs.
