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| Kadin's art for his Mama… |
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| And Kadin's art for his Abu Baiba. He was very specific as to who got which painting. |
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| When we go to pick up our milk, Kadito loves checking out the cows who are giving it to us. That particular cow in the photo, however, is a beef cow grandma and she's HUGE. |
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| I got a used little car bed for Kadito. We still share a bed, but it's fun to play in and eventually may even be slept in… |
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| First… the cake… |
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| Then, the cream cheese icing… |
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| Feliz Cumpleaños Abu Baiba!!! (decorated with a bit acai powder mixed with the icing) |
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| We baked yummy bread shapes using a recipe in a Spanish Sesame Street recipe book. Kadin loved it! And the bread was actually really good. We shared it that evening with Franny and Jorie during a salmon dinner. |
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| Completely different day. After swimming we went to eat chinese food and Kadito is adamant about using the chopsticks. Look at that face of concentration! |
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| We're back! Lots of snow and Kadin jumps right in and wants to help clear the car off. |
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| Snow angel. |
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| The snow was so powdery and soft we could run and jump and land it it and then just lay there like we were in a cozy bed. The warm sunshine was nice too. |
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| Mostly, Kadito doesn't walk too far in the vast snowy world, but sometimes he runs off, turns around, and looks at me… You coming, Mama? |
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| Can we take him home?! |
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| Digging his teeth into a yummy mango-on-a-stick! My little "mono salvaje"! |
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| Abuela Baiba took a photo of this and so, of course, Kadin had to grab my phone and take over 40 photos of it. Baiba told him this was what we were having for dinner that night! Yum! |
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| Saying "adios" to Abuela Baiba. :-( |
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| Last day in Mexico, at our fancy place near the airport. |
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| Another selfie! |
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| One of my favorite photos! Mr. Cutie-Pie, happy as can be playing in the dirt! |
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| Portable bathtub with bubbles! |
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| Town visit for groceries and bank. |
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| Kadin helps Concha's grandkids knead the masa for tortillas. |
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| Boat ride up the Tovara River - on the look-out for birds and crocodiles. |
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| ¡Cocodrilo! |
