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This week we had a real treat - Granddad Sheffield was
here over the weekend and Sawyer got to spend some time
with him and the whole family went to the Fort Worth Zoo on
a glorious Spring day.

He particularly loved both the Bengal and the white tiger - he
kept wanting to go back to that exhibit.

Sawyer is getting better with his animal sounds - and just
generally enjoys telling you what the cow, duck, sheep, cat
and lion say (the lion comes with scratching hand motions!)

He also got a "Happy Gram" this week - apparently Sawyer
was particularly helpful when they came to clean up -
especially when they made picking up toys into a scavenger
hunt!  He reportedly crouched down and got very intense -
intent on finding all the toys - even those under furniture.

This week he also discovered the fun of playing in and
around Pippin's case - he loved putting all sorts of things in
it - including himself.

But best of all he's become really good at giving hugs and
has now added kisses - we just melt!
March 2010
Year 1 Week 22
Giving Granddad A Hug
Sawyer Points To The White Tiger Below To
Show Aunt Stephanie
Reading With Granddad
Sawyer reveals what's behind one of the flaps
in his favorite book - "Let's Go To The Farm"
Viewing Fish In The Tank At The Fort Worth
Zoo
Making A Phone Call During Lunch
Exploring The Zoo In Style And Comfort
Sawyer Signs For Water
Sawyer Wears His Dad's Sunglasses While Taking A
Break At the Zoo
Sawyer Discovers His Ball Fits Inside
Pippin's Carrier
A Hug For Aunt Stephanie As Well
Checking Out The White Tiger Below
Sawyer had fun making tiger sounds.
Sawyer Also Fits Inside Pippin's Carrier - Great Fun!
Reading To Himself - Featuring video!
Walking In Dad's Shoes - Featuring video!
Driving The Best Buy Shopping Cart With
Mom
Mom And Sawyer Enjoy A Book Before Bed
A Pantless Sawyer Sits On His Window
Ledge At Dusk
Trying To Walk In Daddy's Shoes
Sawyer Loves To Climb The Stairs, Though
He Knows He Shouldn't Without Mom & Dad
"Peek-A-Boo"
Sawyer Helps Mom Put Her Shoes Away
Doing Some Reading After School
Directing Traffic