Thank you SO much for taking the time visit my blog for the past year. We are so blessed to have family and friends such as yourselves who take the time out of your busy schedules to keep up with me growing up. Whether it be you visiting me in person or simply visiting my blog, you have been huge part of our lives. Thank you , thank you, thank you!
OK! Where do we even start!
I know! Howabout where we left off last time? My first Christmas!
Here's a picture that Grandpa Kan took of us for the Christmas cards.
On Christmas day, I got to wake up and open presents for the first time. It wouldn't be an understatement to say that I was absolutely flooded with gifts... so we won't even try to post a picture of all the goodies I got.
This was a stocking FILLED with presents that I got from my Grandma and Grandpa Waki.
Look how happy I am to get a new pair of jeans.
They fit me perfectly!
Of course, I seemed to enjoy the wrapping paper as much as the gifts themselves. Look at me try to use it as a hat...
Ooooh ribbon is fun too...
And playing with OTHER peoples' presents is fun too! This is a golf cap that Daddy got. I wanted to put it on to show him how stylish I was.
Let's see... what else? I got this minion from Uncle Neil. I think I like it!
After opening presents at home, we got to open some presents at Grandpa and Grandma Waki's house. The presents just kept getting larger.....
.......... and larger!!!!!
Hey! These presents are almost as tall as me!
Fantastic!!!
Mommy even let me play with some right away.
I'm ready for some cold weather!
The present opening didn't end there... we went to Grandma and Grandpa Kan's house afterwards and opened even more!
Here I am with Grandauntie Christina opening even more gifts!
The Kan-boys!
This month I also got my first hair cut! Mommy and Daddy took me to this place that specializes in kid's haircuts called The First Cut.
They have these very cool seats that look like spaceships that I sit in while I get my haircut. There's even tvs all over the place playing cartoons that I can watch.
See how excited I am?
I was very good. Didn't give the stylist too hard a time while she cut my hair.
At the end, we even got a certificate for my first haircut along with a few clippings of my newborn hair. I'm proud of mommy and daddy, they held it together and didn't cry on me.
So why did I get a haircut? Well, Mommy and Daddy wanted me to look my best because in December I turned 1 year old!
Happy birthday to me!!
So many people came out to help celebrate... I was so excited to see them all.
... especially all my second cousins!
This isn't even all of them! I never got a picture with all of them because they were all running around so fast! When I grow a little bigger, I'll be running with them too!
Here's Mommy helping me bounce a little bit in the bounce house.
There are so many more pictures but we can't possibly fit them all here. Thank you to everyone for coming out and making my first birthday so special.
So... after all that, you must think we took a break, right? Nope! We still did quite a few more things! But first wouldn't you like to see more videos of me?
Here's a really funny one of me having a conversation with Grandma Waki on the "phone". It's probably Daddy's favorite at the moment....
And do you remember that Grandma and Grandpa Kan take me out to the park now and then? Look at what I like to do now!
Finally, in December I hit another major milestone.
So some other things I got to do this past month was go to the zoo!
They are a little small in this picture but I got to go to the zoo with my Uncle Joe and Auntie Jenny, and their four kids: Lydia, Pricilla, Nathan, and Phineas.
They came all the way from Massachusetts and I actually got to spend quite a bit of time with them this holiday season. I miss them so much already!
Here we are looking at some gorillas
I love looking at fish!
And finally, Mommy and Daddy took me to this place called "Chill, The Ice Kingdom". It's a place at the Queen Mary you can walk through and see all sorts of large ice sculptures. It's only there during the holidays.
First we had to bundle up! It's extremely cold in there in order to keep the ice from melting.
Here we are in front of a massive ice sculpture. It's been colored and represents the story of the Nutcracker.
Looking through a window in an ice castle.
The ice castle zoomed out so you can see the scale of the sculpture
The largest sculpture inside is the replica of the Queen Mary's bow. It's so big you can stand up there like we are in this picture and look down at everyone else.
Ah......... much warmer outside.... I'm sitting on the Ice King's throne here.
OK, that's it for now. There were some more pictures that didn't make it on this blog. So though we mentioned earlier that this was the final regular entry, there will probably be an update in the near future! Thank you for visiting!








































