For New Year’s Day, we headed to the big city. (That’s Portland.)
Mommy and Daddy always want to go to coffee shops. I liked this one, though, because we got to sit at the bar and watch people make coffee.
Then we walked around a little and saw the longest train ever! All in all, a quality day.
Here are my Christmas-y masterpieces I made at school.
At the crack of dawn (ha ha, just kidding, the sun hadn’t risen yet), I rushed down to the living room to open my Christmas presents.
Somehow, I wore pajamas that looked exactly like my wrapping paper.
But whatever, it was time to open presents! And I did so at lightning speed.
Thanks to Santa, Mommy and Daddy, Nana and Papa, Grandma and Grandpa, and Uncle Mike and Aunt Sarah for all the cool gifts!
Then it was time for my daily walk across the back of the couch.
Then I was quickly bored.
Until I remembered that I love my cardboard tunnel.
And watching Nick Offerman drink whisky on TV was fun, too.
Eventually, Mommy and Daddy proposed we go outside for a little walk. I agreed, as long as I didn’t have to put on clothes. Merry Christmas, everyone!
Last night, we went to Maddax Woods in West Linn to see their Christmas light display. It was very rainy, but still pretty.
My favorite part was walking down the dark path, lit only with a long string of lights.
The cardboard tunnel I started making last month is getting bigger!
Can you see me peeking out one of the windows?
There I am.
It also has some escape routes if I don’t want to go through the whole tunnel.
There’s my view.
Here I am looking very happy.
Here I am looking to cool for school.
The streets and parking lot at the Huggy Poo theme park in Mommies.
Ferris wheel and other rides at Huggy Poo.
Subway map in Mommies.
A cruise ship sailing under the Sagan Bridge in Mommies.
Map of Elle Beach and the surrounding roads in Mommies.
A map I drew. Daddy wrote in the road names for me.
An airplane flying into the wind.
An airplane in turbulence.
A coat launching into space.
I was this year’s official Christmas tree decorator.
I had my appointment with the Genetics Clinic at the Seattle Children’s Hospital. I was super brave when they took my blood. And the phlebotomist was from Salem, OR. She’s been to Portland and over the Hawthorne Bridge!
