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| It seems like just yesterday when Eric was assembling her crib. Customer support wasn't needed this time. |
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| Tessa napped while we rearranged her room. (And cleaned in corners that haven't been touched for two years.) |
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| She is pleased with the results. |
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| This reversible bedding ensemble can be styled in 20 different ways! Oh the possibilities! Now I know what to do on my lazy weekend afternoons! |
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| Road trip to Minnesota! |
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| We went spelunking (kind of) with Mima & Kory! Tessa asked us if there was an alligator in the cave. Of course, we said no. Just moments later, the tour guide pointed out a rock formation they call "The Alligator." She proved us wrong (and will never believe anything we say ever again). After the guide finished explaining something, she would ask if there were any questions. Tessa chimed in with a polite, "No!" |
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| She has gotten really good at climbing these walls. |
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| She has also gotten really good at posing for pictures. Aunt Tam makes the best cards! We had a cookout at the Schoppers' with the whole gang and went to see the fireworks later. |
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| Four generation photo — Great-great-aunt Mary (my godmother), Great-aunt Tammy, Tessa & me |
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| Reading Da-da-da-da-da Dora! |
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The fun just doesn't stop!    |
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| Big enough to strum a guitar |
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| Big enough to push a baby in his stroller |
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| Tessa & Thomas |
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| The Trygstad men like using children as their exercise regimen |
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| Tessa got out Candy Land and was playing with the gingerbread people. (I will not have the PC police after me.) As I looked closer, this is what I saw: |
