Mia arrived here shortly before 10:00 after her doctor appointment.  She ate about half of her lunch: turkey slices, crescent roll, green beans, and dried mangoes.

Darcy, you mentioned that Mia was tired when you dropped her off.  Well she must have caught her 'second wind' or something because she started playing hard and she was super happy the rest of the morning.  So she did not have a morning nap.  The first thing she did was go to the mattress and try to bounce up and down with everyone.  :)

Then she was getting in one of her favorite spots behind the climber where she frequently gets 'stuck.'  Except this time she dropped her binky and because it's a tight spot she couldn't even bend over to pick it up.  "Hey, I need some help over here!"

Her 'nose blowing thing' always makes me laugh.  Partly because of the way she wrinkles up her face and partly because she does it whenever she sees a tissue.  And it doesn't matter if she has her binky in her mouth or not.  :)  She's very young to be able to blow her nose and it's SO nice when they can do that.  We've had children leave our program and go to pre-school who still couldn't blow their nose.

Emily was sharing her barn with Mia which was nice because Mia would play there for a minute sticking her hands and arms in the doors and windows and then strolling off.  And back to play again for another minute....  She also looked at the small board books and was playing with the phone.  She was really "talking" on the phone several times and holding it up to her ear.  It sounded like a cross between chanting and singing.