At school, Ms. Ann convinced me to put on this Captain America costume and Ms. Tami made this picture.

At school, Ms. Ann convinced me to put on this Captain America costume and Ms. Tami made this picture.

Hugs’ bag with all of the pockets:

The front of the North 1 Avenue house with Hugs, Auden, and Cherry Mae:

When Hugs lived inside of Cherry Mae’s and Auden’s bodies:

The North 1 Avenue house in a Stripe-a-dee-doo hurricane:

Hugs and her family in a Stripe-a-dee-doo hurricane:

A Stripe-a-dee-doo hurricane above a bunch of buildings:

The I-70 / I-40 tangle:

The fancy Sagan Bridge going over the Nine O’Clock Ocean:

A ride in Huggy Poo called Whale Over California:

A monster:

I like to leave Mommy voicemails so she can find them later.
“Hi, so… Hi, Mommy. I love hugs. Monday through Friday, Daddy goes on his computer and gets injured. Everyday, Daddy talks about his foot. His foot is really hurt. Hunger went to jail one time and spilled milk all over. I like to record so Mommy can listen to it after we’re all done.”
Before heading back home, Kenji and I went to the Wunderkind LEGO cafe near the University district.

And after saying goodbye to the Taylor gang, we stopped at The Old School Pizzeria in Olympia, WA for lunch. And this is what their bathroom looked like.

While we were in Seattle over the weekend, Aunt Lisa and Uncle Ryan went out to dinner, so we took care of Kenji!
First, we had a big dance party.



Then Kenji took Mommy’s shoes and keys and tried to escape.

Eventually, Kenji wheeled in his Radio Flyer. I pulled him around for a little while…


…Then it was his turn to wheel me around. I think he had fun being my chauffeur!


Kenji is Seattle’s most infamous ice cream thief.



I went up to Seattle to visit cousin Kenji and we went to KidsQuest Children’s Museum!
My favorite thing there was this huge climbing structure. This is the very bottom of it.

Daddy helped me climb the ropes up this big tube.

Kenji went up with Uncle Ryan and into this cage before heading to the very top.


This is the rope tube that leads to the top.


And here’s the top! It’s even higher than the second floor of the museum.



I also liked this sign that pointed to cities with funny names.

And this water room where I got to wear this awesome smock.


Just dancing in an empty parking lot…

Yesterday, I visited my optometrist, Dr. Max. My glasses and vision therapy are helping me to be less sensitive to light and motion.


Daddy likes to write in the morning before work. This morning, I joined him.
