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Here Ezri is giving her pig a ride on her trike. Is it anything like a hog on a Harley?

As much fun as that was, Ezri then decides to leave pig in the dust.

Charlotte and her mom, Michele, introduced as to the Willowbrook Wildlife Center. It rehabilitates injured wildlife and Ezri was able to see her first owl. She’s practiced “whoo whoo” to illustrations of owls and was very interested in the genuine article.
She called the foxes – cats and the cranes – ducks. She was most excited to play with Charlotte. The volunteers there were really nice to curious toddlers as was Tank, the rabbit. Michele took these great photos of the girls enjoying the day.

Ezri loves putting things into and pulling things out of this bucket (also boxes, drawers, bags). The bucket has the added perk of being east to carry around. Here she has filled it with small rubber octopi (known as octopals).

Ezri will climb into her wagon. It’s her subtle way of asking for a ride.

Before Ezri was born we worried about the baby and our cats, but Manchi has never done anything but take what Ezri dishes out. Okay, sometimes he makes himself scarce when she’s in a real tail pulling mood. All 3 of our cats have proved to be kind to toddlers. The patience of the family cat is not often spoken of, but ours have proved their worth.

Manchi really does look like a big furry pillow when he is lying on the floor, so we know why Ezri goes in for the hug and snuggle.

She is just as likely to scoot backwards as forwards on her tricycle. Scooting makes her smile.

It is hard to be the tickle monster and video the attack of the tickle monster simultaneously.  The quality of the video we take is probably part of why fewer videos of Ezri appear on the blog.

It is cute that while watching this video Ezri will mimic the sounds of her own laughter. She seems impressed with how much she sounds like herself.

This video is from back in January.  The game is still fun.  Some folks requested more video on the blog, so I’m uploading a few little things.