Ess Loves Tomato Plants
Ess is holding a basil leaf, which she calls baytil. She eats them, like just bites off fresh basil leaves.
Ess is holding a basil leaf, which she calls baytil. She eats them, like just bites off fresh basil leaves.
These little pots and pans are from my mom; Ess loves to shuttle little cashew pieces between them and “heat UP”.
We grew this Japanese eggplant in our garden. Mykala sampled it: tasted awful. The tomatoes, though — Brandywine heirloom variety — have exceeded our wildest expectations in taste, sweetness, and quantity.
Ess loves this. Doesn’t know how to pedal yet (her legs don’t reach, which doesn’t help); so we’re going to add in the ‘Ess gets to steer’ feature soon.
A gift from Auntie Katy to Ess. She (Ess) has her own unique counting style right now. Colors are down pretty well, working on numbers.
This Ikea Poäng chair was from Emily and Nick (and their twin boys, of course).
This book is called I Know a Monkey and it is about Ess’ stuffed monkey Marge. In the book, it calls the monkey “he” but we change it to “she”.
“What do you want for you birthday, Ess?”
“Pink deek.”
“Pink cake? Anything else?”
“Pink deek.”
Custom-baked by Mykala.
This animatronic goose recites poems. The first one is Humpty Dumpty. Ess calls her ‘humpy dumpy’ and thinks she’s a hoot.
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