Do find joy in your breakfast? Kasper does. It seems to be one of the great things about being almost two. He also finds yogurt works like hair gel.
Sometimes by lunch he's so tired and hungry he doesn't know whether to eat or sleep. So today, he did both. (He was promptly whisked off to bed after this photo.)
Wondering why you haven't seen a Christmas card from us yet? It's not just sheer laziness. This is the kind of response I get when I sit Kasper down to capture a little cuteness.
Fortunately, there is tons of brand new baby cuteness going on with the Lewiston Woodfords. For those of you keeping score at home, Molly is Kasper's 10th cousin on the Woodford side and 11th cousin overall. Congratulations Adam, Michelle, Hannah & Shylah!
In my ongoing quest to find free, not-too-crowded ways to celebrate the holidays, we ventured out to the DC Boat Parade at Washington Harbour Sunday. Our buddies the Kruegers joined us and a good time was had by all. And we remembered to get a family photo taken! The parade was a little boring, but not as bad as Kasper makes it look.
Here's a bonus shot of Isaiah looking cute for the folks in Wisconsin & Nebraska. Kasper, as usual, wouldn't stand still long enough for a photo. 
Kasper knows how to say gobble, gobble and does so very enthusiastically. That was pretty much the highlight of our very quiet Thanksgiving at home. Hope everyone out there had a great day with yummy eats, good company and, most importantly, restful naps. 
Mema and Grandpa Rynne came for a pre-Thanksgiving visit. We met them at Ikea. Mema was shopping up a storm and Grandpa - well, let's just say he was pursuing one of his favorite activities.
Kasper quickly made his way to his favorite part of Ikea - the ball pit.
Saturday involved a little more shopping, computer playtime and more napping. Kasper snuggled with Grandpa and his new polar bear but he knew the really exciting stuff is always in Mema's purse (plus, she'll let you wear her extra sweater if you're cute).
Thanks for visiting!
(See what fun it is around here? We love to see more of our family and friends - don't bother with holiday gifts, just come visit!)
Kasper loves to sweep. After he finished at our place, he moved over to the neighbor's porch. The leaves didn't have a chance.
Of course, the porch wasn't enough. His next stop was the courtyard. 
I still have no idea how I ended up with a kid who is so into cleaning.
