In my own words, this is a "baby in a camping boat."

I'm all set to go sailing down the river.

Look at all the pretty flowers.

I'm going to count them. One...

I lost count.

Should I start again?

Mommy and I did our biggest smiles!

The flowers are the same colour as my clothes.

We took this picture for Daddy. He doesn't like people in the pictures. Unless, of course, I'm in the shot.

Oh no, this flower is broken.

Aunt "Minda" is trying to explain that it's not broken.

I'm a little bit confused.

Aunt Min helped me fix it.

Then we had a good work hug.

Mommy, you have to do a bigger smile. Like this!

Mommy and I are hiding on the other side of the flowers. Can you find us?

Running, running, running.

Where do we go now?

That's different.

I'm going to play peek-a-boo with myself.

I found me!

There is a funny story to go with me trying on these shoes. (The story captions don't exactly match the pictures).

When we first saw them, Mommy and Min put them on my feet.

But I didn't like to so I took them right off.

Then after we had left the area, I went running back, grab the shoes, and proceeded to try them on.

I was really happy with the results.

I think I should get shoes like these for at home.

But like everything else, I quickly decide that I want to move on.

Maybe just one more shot with Mommy and her matching shoes.

At the Tulip Festival, we came across these silly people that didn't have anything to do with flowers.

But they did some funny tricks.

I was so fascinated that I never took my eyes off of them (and more notably, I sat still for half an hour without asking for raisins).

What a second? What are these things stuck to my arms?

Silly parents, you don't need water wings in the bathtub.

But I am ready for swimming.

I feel like a real princess in my chariot.

It looks like I'm giving Mommy directions.

It's a big girl wagon, so Mommy needs some help.

No more pushing. Now it's time for running.

Come on Mommy, keep up!