Right now, one Kai's favorite things to say is, "uh oh!" If he drops something or if he sees something fall down, he immediately says, "uh oh!" And guess who else likes to say "uh oh"? Of course.. his favorite gal pal, Evelyn. Kai had a mall play date with Evelyn a couple of weeks back and I forgot to post this pic. He was super-excited when he got to hold her hand and he was gripping her hand so tightly that she eventually pulled her hand away (rejected!).
Nik and I had a "sorta" date night, after we put Kai to sleep, we left him at home with grandma and took Sora with us in the new car (we got a Mazda 6!) to see a movie at the drive-in. Definitely an interesting experience that we want to try again when the kids are older.
We met up with a number of Sora's future BFF's this past week, I'm looking forward to when Kayla and Zadie get bigger, so everyone can play together. :)
The weather was beautiful on Saturday and we ventured up the peninsula for the 1st birthday party of our friend's daughter. So many kids running around; Kai loved the bulgogi and had three (!) cake pops. We then drove up to SF to meet Yvonne, Justin and Zadie at Golden Gate Park. Walking around takes a long time with a toddler in tow, but Kai had a blast and loved picking flowers and watching the birds and dogs.
Kai loves his sister and watching them interact is such a joy, although Kai still doesn't quite understand the concept of being gentle.
Our little Sora is quite the socialite and conversationalist. She's always cooing and squealing, and she's content and happy at large social gatherings. We've also observed this odd phenomena where she'll cry when she's in the house and will immediately quiet down as soon as we take her outside. We're working on regimenting Sora's sleep patterns.. though sleeping through the night at this point in time seems like an impossible dream.
Anyway, after an awesome week of everyone being well and Kai being cheerful and energetic, guess who had a slight fever and runny nose this morning? That's right.. Kai! Uh oh! It feels like Kai has been continually sick this entire winter. As tempting as it is to hunker down and not let Kai out at all, I know it's impossible and I tell myself that this will bolster up his immune system so he won't get sick as much in the future.
Nik and I had a "sorta" date night, after we put Kai to sleep, we left him at home with grandma and took Sora with us in the new car (we got a Mazda 6!) to see a movie at the drive-in. Definitely an interesting experience that we want to try again when the kids are older.
We met up with a number of Sora's future BFF's this past week, I'm looking forward to when Kayla and Zadie get bigger, so everyone can play together. :)
The weather was beautiful on Saturday and we ventured up the peninsula for the 1st birthday party of our friend's daughter. So many kids running around; Kai loved the bulgogi and had three (!) cake pops. We then drove up to SF to meet Yvonne, Justin and Zadie at Golden Gate Park. Walking around takes a long time with a toddler in tow, but Kai had a blast and loved picking flowers and watching the birds and dogs.
Kai loves his sister and watching them interact is such a joy, although Kai still doesn't quite understand the concept of being gentle.
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Our little Sora is quite the socialite and conversationalist. She's always cooing and squealing, and she's content and happy at large social gatherings. We've also observed this odd phenomena where she'll cry when she's in the house and will immediately quiet down as soon as we take her outside. We're working on regimenting Sora's sleep patterns.. though sleeping through the night at this point in time seems like an impossible dream.
Anyway, after an awesome week of everyone being well and Kai being cheerful and energetic, guess who had a slight fever and runny nose this morning? That's right.. Kai! Uh oh! It feels like Kai has been continually sick this entire winter. As tempting as it is to hunker down and not let Kai out at all, I know it's impossible and I tell myself that this will bolster up his immune system so he won't get sick as much in the future.
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