Loads of fresh powder, crispy cold temps, gorgeous blue skies - what a perfect day to get back on my skis.
I have been apprehensive about this day for awhile for a few reasons. The post pregnancy body is still not "mine" and it has been enjoying days of lounging at home with the baby. Not especially good for pre-season training! It is also hard to leave the little guy behind, not only logistically, but emotionally too. Oh I know it's good for me to get away and do things for myself, but Kenzo is just so adorable and fun and entertaining these days.
Thanks for the turns, Fran - what a great morning! I feel almost back to normal again :)
Okay, so I haven't lived in Oakland in a long time. In fact, I've lived in Tahoe longer than I have lived anywhere else. But thanks to friends Sam & Delia, Kenzo knows where his mommy will always consider her "home!
And, I'm 40+ years old and still find myself using the slang words of my 14 year old days. East Bay upbringing and pride never dies, baby!
The dude weighed in at 10 lbs. 10 oz. today and shows no sign of slowing down! Hella cute.
Congratulations, Caroline and Brian! A beautiful Sunday morning at Sunnyside was the perfect backdrop for our friends wedding celebration. It was a sentimental ceremony with the inclusion of Brian's daughter, Alicia. Kenzo enjoyed his first "formal" event, soaking in all the attention from friends and other guests! What a great afternoon - we're so happy for you guys!
Grandma and Jiji are in Tahoe!! The Portland grandparents have been a huge help with Kenzo....in fact, their visit was timed perfectly with Caroline & Brian's wedding. I was able to work on the flowers for the wedding, knowing that Kenzo was in good hands with his grandparents. Jiji thinks that Kenzo is "perfect." He's been very alert and mellow for them, something that is appreciated and enjoyed by visitors! They have both given the dude a few bottles, giving mom a much needed break. It's been great having the Tsuruta grandparents around and Kenzo will certainly miss their warm laps and shoulders when they leave.