Look who wants to dance with Caity? It’s Ori the black poodle!
Little Caity visited her Baba (grandma) last night where she happily showed off her dance moves. Ori wants to join the fun too, but it seems Caity doesn’t want him to. You can see she’s shoving him off! Poor doggie!
Yeah! No matter what and in any kind of position. Just let her dance.
This was last Sunday night, the radio was blaring loud with danceable music. What’s a little happy girl gonna do? DANCE!
The part where she stopped and looked was when I passed by the room. She quickly crawled towards meee! Sorry for the disturbance! I didn’t know the daddy was recording her action.
Reading and dancing at the same time, why not?
Ooooohhh, she’s got a funny attire. Ballerina wannabe? Hehehe
Daddy’s at home + mommy’s at home = an extra happy Caity!
Posing beside mom’s basil plants.
Caity loves to climb here and crawl back and forth… it’s her new-found territory of the week.
Exploring the garden (and eating the dried flowers too). No use taking it out from her mouth coz she bit me. It was very painful!!! – Caity’s mom.
Here she goes again….
Photos taken: September 13, 2008 @ home.
This post is dedicated to Auntie C:
I had fun with sitting on my new piggy stool which we bought last night on your last minute shopping spree. It even was a perfect match for my pink attire!
Then when mom wasn’t looking, I climbed up the chair using poor big teddy as my stairs.
I was almost on the top when mom noticed me. But when she saw me safely landing the chair, she quickly grabbed the camera and I took the chance to cross to the other chair.
But she was faster than me! I got caught! My plan was aborted abruptly.
What was I doing there anyway?
Well, I only wanted to know if I can reach the airplane you rode earlier if I stand on the chair this high. Can I? But I guess you’re too far away now.
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed your stay with us as much as I do. Here’s my happy smile to brighten your day!
love,
Caity
Kids’ books have big colorful images to attract their attention and entice them to love reading books. But that doesn’t seem to work on the little girl. She dumped her Book of Shapes and Colors and repeatedly grab what her auntie was reading. In the end, she won!
See this victorious smile?
She’s very engrossed flipping the pages of the book:
“I wonder what’s this book all about?”
“Aha! Now I know what to do when I want something. I’ll use the Power of Positive Thinking!”
“This is more fun to read than my Book of Shapes and Colors book and I can even apply it to my life. Just you wait!”
The book: The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale
