We've been trying to teach Graham how to say "more" in sign-language and he finally figured it out!
And oh, he's new word now is "fish"... or more like "ish" :-)

As usual, I did not do a very good job trimming so Graham continued to fuss in the tub when I tried to even up his new hair do. I did save his little ponytail but I may have lost a few strands of hair while trying to tighten up the hair-tie. I knew I should have left it alone!



Giraffes - here's one of the two new baby giraffes:




We didn't bring a towel but the weather was getting so hot that by the time we were done, it didn't take all that long to dry out!




And boy, these "big boy" tomatoes were sweet and tasty! The cherry tomato plant is doing really well right now. There's a few grape tomatoes coming up and nothing yet from the hybrid tomato plant.
Looks like the deer has been gnawing on some of my tomato leaves. So I had to extend the fence out a little bit more. The marigold flowers are really flourishing - I hope they keep those deer away!



Yes, Graham has figured out how to open the kitchen cabinets, so I had to dedicate one of them just for him!
"What are YOU looking at!?"
I'm glad my bangs are more manageable now. I had some crazy hair days throughout this journey. I think I'll leave those pictures out :-)
I told you his hair was long!
I couldn't cut his hair by his ears because he was getting quite annoyed and did not like clippings of hair falling on his face. And somehow, I managed to cut my hand with safety scissors! We'll have to try and trim his hair again sometime later. Looks like we're working towards a mullet here! Ha ha!
Graham was quite preoccupied with his new sippy cup. He just learned how to drink out of a straw!
Then we strolled along the fairways...
I think Graham had a great day!
How can you not love him...!
Part 2 of swim-time... we got him a different floatie:
And I think he enjoyed this a lot better. This floatie was still a bit tipsy though that it required a little bit of balancing on the front. So if he did tilt forward, he would accidentally dunk his head into the water and take a big gulp! Choke, choke, choke! Poor fella!
So I saved myself $24.99 + shipping! :-)
The doctor's office did measure him at 29"... but we'll just stick with what Daddy and I measured him at. Looks like I'm going to need a brighter/lighter pen to mark the height! I did sort of think about that when I was painting the border brown. Oh well! I'm so proud of myself though for being able to just use all my sample paint!
We do have a circular saw but the battery was really low and it did not work very well. So, a project that would have taken just 5 minutes probably took me 45 minutes! I wish Daddy would just buy me a nice workbench too!
There are more tomatoes coming up as well. Hopefully a few more weeks and we can have some fresh tomatoes! The tomato plants are starting to get quite crowded though. I should have planted them with more space between them! Only a few basil plants have sprouted and we only one corn plant out of the two seeds I planted. Guess I'll have to replant more of those.


And learning to put his hat on:
Gosh, his hair is getting so long!
One of the few times Graham will actually leave his hat on is when we are out and about at the golf club:
Speaking of golf, a friend of ours just qualified for the Canadian Men's Tour! And she's the first woman to do so in the history of golf! Isabelle - we are so excited and proud of you! Congratulations!