Three of a Kind

Baby number three is on his/her way in a few weeks. As I was trying to come up with something to give the mother at her baby shower I had a few ideas... but not knowing the gender makes it a little hard. Then I came up with this idea, and knew it would be perfect. Her first two kids are, can we say, ADORABLE, and I wanted to include them in the gift receiving fun. Now that the shower is over, I can finally post pictures without ruining the surprise. Her first is a little girl, her second is the cutest little guy, and number three is, well, we don't know (thus the gender neutral green!)

We are all so excited to find out if baby number three will be a rough and tumble little tyke, or a sweet and dolled up princess. Only a few more weeks!

Fondness for Kids

Yesterday (Saturday), we stopped at a school playground that's on one of our walking routes. I took a tip from Lisa & Ellie and snapped this photo of Cabana at the top of a slide. I love Cabana's quizzical look and raised eyebrow in this photo.

Cabana was fine with walking around on the equipment and on the spongy playground surface. Sometimes we pass this playground when school is in session and the kids are out at recess. I hope she'll end up in a home with primary school kids because I can tell how much she adores them.

Also yesterday, we went to Target. A little girl (maybe 8-years old) was with her dad there, and I heard them talking about Cabana as we passed. The dad was explaining that Cabana is training to be a guide dog. I smiled at them, but we didn't stop. About 10 minutes later, Cabana must have recognized the same girl and her dad coming in our direction from way down the central aisle of the store. On her own, Cabana immediately plopped herself into a sit, looking straight at the little girl. It was like Cabana was saying, "I'm ready and doing what I'm supposed to so that THIS TIME you will stop and pet me!" The girl did stop and was captivated by Cabana, who was very sweet and let herself be petted without any rambunctiousness. It was an "awwww" moment.