We woke up Sunday morning to snow on the ground. So Nami got her first ride on a sled.
She loved being outside in this new white stuff.
This sure beats the steal runners on the bottom of the flexible flyers I sledded on as a child!
Even Dad had to take a try.
Here Nami meets Ema, but isn't sure what to think. Maybe I should pat her like I did the dog?
Finally Nami makes a friend of Uncle Dave. At first she was scared of his whiskers.
I guess it is okay if Ema sits on Grandpa's lap.
Here she is again watching the dog.
Okay you hold the mouth dad and I'll try to pet it.
Nami loves dogs, but this dog is quite a quick mover and kind of scares her.
I'll pet this end. This dog belongs to Auntie B's son and daughter-in-law who she lives with.
Who is this Grandma? Oh, Grammy's favorite aunt? Okay, I like her too, but give me some time.
Male, female, male, female down 4 generations.
Again 4 generations with male, female, male, female.
Nami loves animals of all kinds and especially cats.
Time to dry her hair.
Going for a ride in the car.
playing the Yukalali with Andy
Riding the horse with Grandma Joni watching.
Both brothers enjoyed holding Ema. But neither was there to walk her at night while she was crying! Jack and I took turns with Andy in that marathon, while Waka rested to give her the next feeding!
This is Ema's first time to go to church. Above is Dr. and Mrs. D and below are Dr. and Mrs. R. both old family friends from years ago when I was almost Ema's size! Well, Dr. D delivered my little brother... I was 3.
What can I say? Someone took this photo without my permission. But it is quite funny since my cousin took the same pose of my father and blew it up into a 3 foot square framed photo for the wall! Now, you can see what jet lag does to someone my age! Or maybe it was walking Ema?
