Grandma Jo Jo got me hooked on black licorice. This is what I look like after one piece. Can you imagine if I had another one. YUMMY!
Kasiddee has recently figured out how to play catch. As you can see she gets excited beyond description.
Grandma Jo Jo is waiting for Kasiddee to throw the ball back. You never know where the ball is going to land. We still have to work on her aim. There is plenty of time for that. 
Typical Kasiddee. She heard the camera turn on and froze. She was getting tired so a smile wasn't even close to happening.
Never afraid to explore new things. Kasiddee had to examin what was under the table. Needless to say she ended up mad because she got confused how to get back out. Kasiddee is not yet walking. She likes to venture around the furniture, but the thought of letting go is just not on her priority list. On the top of her priority list is finding Papa Mike when we get to his house, and after that she wants to take his pen and his glasses out of his pocket. It is a game. It really confuses her when he takes them out before he picks her up. She waves bye bye, loves to eat, hates it when I leave the room, loves bed time (thank goodness), likes to be chased, loves to pull on Daisy dog's ears, loves to talk to her Daddy on the phone and look at his picture on the computer, loves to look at herself in the mirror (she can change moods in an instant when she spots a mirror), and has recently decided that being locked up in a car seat is not fun (bummer for me it makes for long car rides). She is a fun little girl. She is constantly jabbering about something, and when she has a vocabulary of more than Mommy, Daddy, Dada, Duke, and Hi it is going to be very interesting to hear what comes out of her mouth. If all the attention is not on her she will find a way to make it turn to her. I think most females are like that at some point in life, yes including myself. I wouldn't trade her for the world. I love my little princess, sassy and all.
