Well, we have been keeping ourselves busy these last few weeks.
Mainly though, Kai has been getting the flu on and off a few times and is now a bit chesty which is never good. You can really hear him breathe. This doesn't help his mood at all.
At least now it's much easier to know what he wants as he tells quite vocally. Even coming up to us with a cereal box and saying Weet Bix. It won't be long before he starts saying Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.
We're ok. Kelly is addicted to farmtown on facebook which is no bad habit to have, it's just weird I guess being the one waiting to use the computer or watch a movie together. At least now with a widescreen monitor she can play on one half while Kai watches firetruck videos and songs about elephants on the other. Who said parenting was hard.
I had to quit it because I felt bad taking away her precious harvesting time.
That and the fact that in about a months time I will be starting Uni doing a Bachelor of Science, Majoring in Psychology. I figure it's about time to do something that I enjoy and that just happens to be taking things apart.
We jostled ourselves out to Broweena last weekend ago for the Q150 and were pleasently suprised at how much Kai liked watching the corn being milled. With this and his love of animals and tractors, I think he may just grow up to be a farmer. Just like his mother.
(Above - At least this tractor had a handy seatbelt :)
(Above - This was Kai's first horse and cart ride.)
(Above - Sometimes when I see how small he is and how big he will get, full of all that we can teach him, I feel so happy. I can't wait.)
(Above - The lady who ran this only told Kelly you had to pay to get in once Kai and I were in there. What a gyp.)
(Above - He wanted us to leave him alone :)Okay, stick around because after this short break you're going to find out what happens to Kai when he has his first haircut.
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Evan
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Evan
