Keziah reached a very significant milestone yesterday evening. I was so excited that I needed to share it with all of you, but I'm sure you will understand why we decided not to post any related pictures. After many unsuccessful attempts at going potty on the toilet, she finally succeeded! It was a family affair in the bathroom, both Zach and I cheering her on, and then it happened. It is hard to describe how excited one can get about hearing a "plop" in the toilet followed by a tinkle unless you have been there. Our idea was to reward her with such a yummy treat that she'd want to do it multiple times a day, every day. So I got out the M&M package specially reserved for this event. I gave her a few and after she sucked off the candy coating she proceeded to grimace and spit out the chocolate filling. I guess M&M's won't be the reward we were looking for. So we got her a cookie and she seemed pleased.
I know it is just the beginning of a long process to get rid of the diapers, but I am excited about passing the milestone nonetheless!
Friday, October 24, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
The fun begins.... on her knees.....
Dad demonstrates how to bounce
Forget bouncing, let's play chase!
A Visit to Olathe - Part 4
One of our last outings in Olathe was a visit to the petting zoo. It was again very beautiful weather and the farmstead was complete with several different petting areas, playgrounds, as well as teepees, earth houses, barns, etc. Keziah was not timid in feeding the animals and just took it all in.


Riding backwards!
Kez is making "that face she makes" taught by Aunt Jonna. It may look like she's crying, but it's really a big big squinty-eyed smile


"Buds"
Thursday, October 16, 2008
A Visit to Olathe - Part 3
On Thursday we went on a picnic and hike at Perry Lake. It was beautiful weather, beautiful scenery and just peaceful and serene.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
A Visit to Olathe - Part 1
Keziah and I visited the family in Olathe last week. While there we got to see my Mom's sister's family which was fun since we don't see them very often.
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