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Ezri picked up her dad’s hat where he had conveniently left it on the floor and put it on her head. She knows the purpose of a hat! Then she walked all around.
I took this photo.

Ezri then let me know she was tired of her mother’s paparazzi-esque photo taking.

In honor of Coral doing a half-marathon this weekend, Ezri and I thought she could use a little cheering on. Coral says this may be our only chance to cheer for her in an athletic endeavor and Ezri could not miss out.

I said, “Ezri, show me your belly button.”

And Ezri did.

Ezri is obsessed with belly buttons. She enjoys a two piece outfit like the one she wore today because then she can find her belly button. She also likes to hunt for the belly buttons of others as the grandparents have learned. There’s just something about that spot in the middle of the tummy that fascinates her.

It looks to me like Ezri is wondering who all these adoring people are.
Grandparents! That’s who.

It was great to have all 4 grandcritters together to celebrate a year of Ezri Blau.

This photo is moments before the meltdown when she did not get to play with the camera.

Ezri and I play peek-a-boo around corners and around furniture quite a bit these days. These pix are from a game of table peeking. It’s also gotten harder when she is in certain moods to get her clothes back on her. At least she has those nice green socks to keep her feet warm.

And then she let me know that peek-a-boo was over. . .

Since Mancato is not smart enough to jump the baby gate sometimes he gets trapped on the same side as the toddler.

The cat kept looking at the door like I should open it, but I was busy with the camera.

She did do some nice. if under-appreciated, petting.

I felt it was my duty to open the door when Ezri decided Mancato was a pillow – a nice furry pillow.

I made this scarf thinking I’d wear it, but Ezri has declared it her snuggly.
She napped with it today and carried it around the house. Her walking is getting so good that she only almost tripped on the trailing scarf a couple of times. Thanks, Kelly, for the yarn to make the scarf. . .err, snuggly.

In other news, Ezri now has top molars.  The bottoms are still coming, but we sense she is working on them and hope they appear soon.

Ezri used to just push the wagon. But, she’s learned how to climb on in and hope a parent gives her a ride.