He is NOT afraid to float is legs behind him while leaning on the steps.
He is NOT afraid to float in the water.
And he is NOT afraid to KICK KICK KICK and SPLASH SPLASH SPLASH!
Forest has become quite the climber. He can easily get up onto his table, chairs, our dinning table, the coffee table, and one time somehow got out of his crib (we moved the crib down some and he has not attempted it since, I think he is still traumatized)
Forest has become a champ at puzzles. Although he does not put the colors on in the right order he can easily put the rings on the stand, and has become crazy fast at it.
Forest loves books, especially the book Tails by Matthew Van Fleet. Forest can turn all the pages to reveal the picture behind or he can slide the tabs out to move the tails of the animals. Forest will actually anticipate what's coming next and has his hand in the right place for the next challenge.
this picture was taken the day Forest got the cast. For the first few days the heavy cast just hung at his side.
Forest is such a model in this picture.
This picture was taken on one of the last days with the cast. If you clickity on the picture you will notice that the cast is signed all over but you don't have to clickity to notice that the cast is no longer a bright green :)
Wow, we really do look a lot alike! 
While putting up the tent Forest loved playing with the tent polls and although Forest will not wear hats he will wear the cover to the lantern for long periods of time. I think he looks pretty adorable, if I do say so.
Because of all the rain we put our tent in another tent to help keep us dry (it worked!) The larger tent we did not know how to put up and so we gave up, but no big deal it worked great and we slept snug all night!
Bridger's excellent fire making capabilities came in handy. We were able to cook our meals above the fire and warm up our cold hands. Every time Forest got near the fire he would say "HOT!" and would stay away - thank goodness!
Although Forest had fun playing at the campsite, he was ready to go home and insisted on driving :)
From week to week Forest has started eating less and less of the art materials. (thank goodness they use all safe paint and clay!)
By the end of art class Forest is ALWAYS covered in paint and a bath is more than necessary when we arrive home. In this picture the paint actually leaked through his shirt and stained his belly!
We have TONS of fun at art class and have TONS of clean up too!
