Kris, Jessamyn, and Abigail Milo

We bought Abi some new triangular shaped crayons and finger paints. She likes them both very much

ignore the chocolate Teddy Graham's on her mouth

watchin' Super Why

birth of an artist

Playing around with our new ultra wide angle lens

into the tunnel

too close

follow me

First, Jessamyn and I went in halvies on a new lens. It’s an ultra wide angle lens … very cool. Here’s a shot of Abi playing with her balloon (with a lollipop in her mouth):

big reach

Today, we decided to go to the Schenectady Museum. It’s a little pricey ($7.50 per adult) and a bit run down, but there’s a lot for kids to do, which is cool:

she loves computers

not much hydrogen in her

static electricity machine

manually powered electric motor

Abi at Spencer's birthday party

I don’t get to see Abi interact with other kids too much. Jessamyn takes her on play dates during the day when I’m working, and she goes to children’s church during church, but I don’t get to see her … see if she gets scared, or if she understands everything that happening … or if she gets involved. The other day we took her to a friends 2 year old birthday. It was at a day care center type of place and there were many children of all ages, so I got to watch her. It’s interesting to see her having fun, but not really interacting too much with other kids … yet she likes to have them around.