Easysticks - by the Cain Sosnoff family

When wiping ink off her hands she included the kitty’s paw

Close enough to the spray-park spray to feel some drops

In the puddle! TAH DAH!

Victory lap

At the park with Beth and Portia

Hazel suggested that her animals “say cheese” when I took out the camera

Then she took them to school and read them a story

All tired out

What a scathing glance (Yes, I woke her, but it was time to get up anyway. Sorry bug.)

Sillying around

Toddler strength exercises

Kitty cameo

Littlest miner (They were searching for the missing green pacifier. It’s still on the loose.)

We were outside a lot today but don’t have the pictures to prove it.

Watching elementary school classes walk back to school from the spray park

She’s all about a certain set of cardboard fish lately

Black sky and pouring rain are no obstacles to tower building

Late breaking extra: double rainbow out the dining room windows!

In Cambridge

Picking up flower petals

Looking down the man-hole cover

I’m gathering that this stroll is more squat than walk

Here we go, back on track (with the hospital where Hazel was born in the background)

Trail running

Boat spotting

Taken at the end of the boat spotting, trail running, ant spying, hole gazing, petal collecting and strolling in Cambridge

When Hazel helps with the dishes she also submerges her dinos

Tall towers are Hazel’s new architectural specialty

Dry

Wet

Bonus: singing the Hello Song from music class (note the signature lap patting)

Reading to herself

Reading with a grownup

Hazel jumped in the morning, jumped in the afternoon and jumped at night. Jump jump jump.

Locking up and heading out

It’s important to reassure your dolls after they take a tumble down the outdoor stairs

Speaking of tumbling, here’s some of the intentional kind

Like somersaulting

And vaulting through the air

All three ready to hit the road at last