Forward Motion

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This kid wants to move! Better go hide the bleach better.

Um, yes, more pictures of my daughter.

First taste of beets was a hit.

 Sportin' my new rainbow leg warmers.

Big eyes

Loving the sunshine

I was looking for some formula to use on occasion when I want to go skiing and haven't been able to pump enough. This tub contains "Galactooligosaccharides". Thanks guys, that really clears things up and helps me make an informed decision.

Caribou Cabin

Our good friend Kathryn came for a visit from Ontario and decided she needed to get on some skis. What she lacks in experience, she makes up for in enthusiasm, so we agreed to take her on a backcountry ski trip. Here she is showing off some of that enthusiasm on the pre-trip xc training expedition.

 We chose a suitable location for a beginner and a 6-month old, loaded Cassia up, and headed off.

Simmers carried the baguettes (to go with the cheese fondue, but of course).

 The family at Caribou Cabin.

 Surface hoar

Our hut entertainment consisted of this: hand someone a soother, get them to put it in upside down and see if they can flip it right-side-up using only their mouth. Surprisingly difficult. And humourous.

And then we skied some sick lines.

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Here's the "hand-cam" shot of Dad skiing down with little C. I think Dad's slightly more excited than Cassia.

Banana and a Snore

 Cassia nomming on some banana.

 Not so sure about this.

Coming round to it.

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And here's a video of C sleeping. Yes, I know, not exactly action-packed. But there's a super-cute snore at 5 seconds. You know you're a mom when...

Partay!

Cassia partying with her buds, Reese and Olive.

The party got a bit wild and the babes had a bit too much to drink. Reese passed out and Olive just couldn't keep hers down. I'm proud to say that Cassia seemed to hold her own though.

Evil Genius

We left Cassia with this man, and this is what he had her reading. Do we need a new babysitter?

Rolling Over!

A couple of mornings ago Cassia managed to roll from her back onto her stomach. I didn't witness the actual rolling and I have to admit I forgot about it. That afternoon as I was making a salad, she would end up on her stomach every time I turned around. Now we can't keep her on her back. This wouldn't be a problem except she doesn't like being on her stomach and she doesn't know how to go the other way yet. We're doing a lot of baby flipping these days.  

Here's the proof, complete with proud mom cheering:


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