Mommy tried to vacuum behind the couch, but found some really big bunnies that she wasn't counting on.

It is the last morning before Mommy goes back to work, so we are taking our time in getting to school.

The hugs are more important than being on time.

Even if Addy is trying to escape.

Mommy says she will miss seeing my little face before she heads to work. We'll have to call her instead.

I came to play with my puppies.

I'm being a copy-puppy.

My ponytails look like the puppy's ears. Completely by accident.

Grandpa Kelly came on an excursion from the nursing home. It was great to see him.

I couldn't miss an opportunity to pose with Grandma Kelly.

I'm always striking a pose these days.

I found the secret to getting all the puppies to play with me at the same time - treats!

It's like magic.

Aunt Christine is fixing my hair so I can see out my eyes.

Now you can see my blue eyes again.

Going for a spin in Poppa's new truck.

He makes me feel so special.

Addy and I found another puppy to play with. This time at Uncle Bruce and Aunt Donna's house.

Aunt Donna had the tastiest tomatoes - I couldn't stop eating these.

That's me being a good big sister.

We had a special breakfast with Aunt Anna.

I worked very diligently on a picture for her.

What a lovely Thanksgiving treat.

I'm so excited I just have to pose.

If Nanna was looking for a quiet Thanksgiving, she should have hid the drum set.

I've got drumsticks and energy to spare - this means Tylenol for Nanna!

Nanna outsmarted me - she sent me to the basement with blocks and Auntie Lou.

Another family dinner - I'm so full.

Addy looks just like a plumber.

And I look just like a princess - at least like Cinderella, I still do my chores.

I went to Science Day at NRCan and all I got was this hat, astronaut food, a pet rock, a map of Canada...oh wait, that's a pretty long list!

Can't you just see my arms flapping?

I'm talking to Sophie!

I sneaked into Addy's crib. We were thrilled to play a trick on Mommy.

Mommy and Daddy took me on a special adventure...

...a hockey game with the kids from my school.

Daddy explained all about the Zamboni machine.

That was fascinating.

I was happy to see the giant puck, but didn't want him to get too close.

Isabelle and I danced when there was a goal.