Clara and the book

We are long overdue for a video of Clara talking, so here's a fun one. You'll just have to ignore how many times I ask her if she wants to tell me a story. She was doing it before, but clearly story-telling time was over, Mama! I love how she notices the staples, and her different expressions.

Lucy's play- The Great Kapok Tree

Captions by Lucy, again: This is the great Kapok tree that was in my play, cause I did one. The end.

Can you guess what I was? It has white and red feathers, on the hat too. I'm wrapping myself around my daddy's arm. The end.

So this is my sister, Clara. She's sitting with my daddy. See the big, gray flower in the back? Babies might not see it.

So in this story, I will say, I'm a Macaw. So, I went "caw, caw, caw" cause I was a Ma-caw. And my saying was, "Senor, you must not chop down this tree. Soon the forest will disappear". And my other line was, "Senor, did you know that half of the plants and animals live in the rain forest?" And the other one was, "Senor, did you know that people cut down 125 acres of rain forest every minute?" And my last one was, "Did you know that without the rain forest, there would be no chocolate and no coffee?"

E- I like the look on Lucy's face in this picture. :)

This is my grandma sitting next to me on the bench. Bye-bye. She has white hair, just to remind you.

This is my grandma wrapping her arm around my mom's friend, Lucinda. She has the brown hair, just to