I'm so glad when Daddy comes home!

Lilia watching at the window for Daddy. She included her doll.
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Hammer and Toys

Lilia loves her hammer. She knows to hit things and it makes noise. She also loves hitting the shape bench.
She has figured out how to get toys out of her basket. Loves digging through it. Now need to work on teaching her how to put things away at some future time. She learns so quickly.
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Mommy's Hair

Lilia and I were playing on the floor. She found my hair. She will crawl right over you. She was moving non stop. She loves to wrestle.
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Look what fell!

Lilia did not get hit by the chair or hurt. She thinks it is a new toy. She is into everything and having a lot of fun. She is so much fun to watch.
She knows what the telephone is and pretends she is talking on her play phone. I don't talk a lot on the phone and she still knows! She talked to Aunt Annie today.
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Hat

Lilia knows where all the plastic bowls are kept. It is a great distraction for her when I am cooking. She can be near me but have some fun. Today I am making Kimchi. She will not eat it yet. Give her a couple of years and she will love it. My kimchi is not very hot. Hats off!
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Broccoli

Lilia loves eating the tops off of broccoli. She tests it out and then nimbles and then attacks. She does not care for the stem. She tried the fish and ate a little rice.
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Writing a Letter to a Dear Friend

Lilia decided to help Daddy write a letter. She loves seeing him at lunch.
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Dill Pickle

This is her first pickle in months. She is loving it! So funny to watch her face as she eats it!
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Goodwill Buys

I have been looking for new cd player. The Onion Machine was priced higher at Christmas. Found it for $2.99. The rack is for hanging your pot lids by hanging them on the cabinet door. I am going to use it to hold towels. Here is the final look for the lid rack turned towel rack.
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Dragon

My Mother cross stitched this when I was a teenager, I think. It hangs on the wall near my bed. "Some Daze I Can't Help Dragon" is so true. Thanks Mom for giving this to me. I have fond memories of you cross stitching while waiting for us during our many activities.
Love ya, Amy
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