The first few weeks of May have been somewhat uneventful. I finally decided to trim Kami's hair a bit. I only took about an inch off the back to even it all out. She sat pretty still while eating a sucker and watching Mickey. Kami also got to help Grandpa Dokken with some yard work and raked up some pine needles. She's certainly a good helper!
Kami now knows that when someone says "I love you," the polite thing is to say "I love you too." Kami's version of it is "I lub oo too!" which is the sweetest thing you'll ever hear your kid say. She also seems to think that she wants a baby sister, so she just might get what she wants, like usual.
Also, congrats to Dada, who graduated from CPE with 2 units of CPE training behind him. He's halfway there and we're proud of all his hard work!!! We lub him!
Careful...
The results...only about 1"-1 1/2" off the back to make all her hair the same length. It hasn't made too much of a difference with her tangles, but it looks a bit neater when it's combed.
Kami putting on some gardening gloves.
Trying to find some weeds. 
Kami hanging out with Shep (note-our dog ran away during a thunderstorm one night and we're still waiting to see if we can find him).
Walking on the balance beam.
Whoa!
Kami loves dirt.
She knows she's not supposed to touch Grandma and Grandpa's tomato plants, so she just watches them with her hands behind her back.
Where's Kami?
Kami and Dada checking out Krispy Kreme donuts.
Yummy...
Kami and Grandpa getting a trash bag for the pine needles.
What a good helper!
Kami and Grandpa raking.
She was so proud of herself.
I can remember when she wasn't big enough to reach the trash can...kind of sad...but in a good way...I guess...
Yay!
We tried to show Kami how we used to swaddle her when she was a baby. She wasn't a huge fan of it after a while.
Kami "seepin" on the couch.
Dad and Kami with their rock fists.
Mmm...cocoa milk...
Kami showing off her new butterfly shoes. It sort of sounds like "buh-urr-fy" when she says it.
Clown nose just like Grandma's!
Licking her plate clean.
"Helping" dada out.
Yeah-helping...
Kami catching a ride.
Her new gardening tools that we later replaced with plastic ones. It's safer for everyone involved.
Checking out our haul.
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I hope when I have a daughter she has beautiful hair like Kami does!
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