He's finally done after two long years! Xavi's birth marked the beginning - I went into labor the first day of orientation! So it wasn't an easy first year, but we survived and Daniel did such a great job balancing school and time spent with his son. Xavi had so much fun at graduation, he loved clapping after every speaker and dancing to the bagpipes.
Though at first he just stared...
Grandpa (or pampa as Xavi sometimes called him) really got into the spirit. Who really graduated here? And then there was dancing to the bagpipes.
While we waited...Xavi made some friends. He looked for a squirrel and then invited himself over to another family's picnic
This picture is from aunt Tsubasa's camera - acutally all of these are from her camera. I had a similar one on a previous post, but this one is better. I will post round two with pictures from my camera.
In new developments, I've had two reports from each child care provider that Xavier can open completely closed doors. I didn't believe it when I heard from one person, but now that it's been reported by each one of them I'm more inclined to believe it. Oh no! Does that mean we can't contain him in a room anymore? At least he still can't open the safety gate, though he does try and he knows in general what movement to make to get it open.
The family, minus aunt Tsubasa - she took the picture. Which brings me to my next point. Why are her pictures so much nicer, crisper? Just noticed a huge smudge on my camera lens - like a fingerprint...could be a toddler fingerprint. This last picture was taken by Nate, thanks!
