When Grammy Sonja came to visit she bought these cute little decoations for Camri's pumpkin. It was really easy, so Camri was able to really help. Now she has fun taking out all the pieces, mixing them up and putting them back on. ( It's kind of like a Mr. Potato Head, but for a pumpkin.)
Camri was "helping" Sam carve her pumpkin. She was not a big fan of the pumpkin goo...
Yes, I made Steve carv the pumpkin again this year. I don't really care to do it, and he's so good at it. ( Or at least thats what I say so he'll do it.)
The finished pumpkins....
Camri with her new best friend, Kevin. 
I wanted to add this picture from last year to show how much she has grown! This was us almost a year ago exactly. She was sooo little, it almost pains me to see how fast the little ones grow.
On the hayride out to the fields
Here is Cammers trying to find the perfect pumpkin
She's such a big girl, she can pick it up on her own. Or maybe not...
Papa Gary went along with us, and made it twice as fun. We ate hot donuts, drank cold "hot" chocolate and had a long hayride out to the field to pick our own pumpkins. Camri mostly loved the hayride, and trying to pick up pumpkins that weighed as much as she does. Thats our girl!
This last Friday was Steve's White Coat Ceremony. This ceremony marks the time when the students move from doing all lab and classwork, to doing all that plus performing care on actual patients in the clinic. Congrats Babe!
Gram Gram bought Cammers some playdough and accessories and they had a ball playing with it every day of their visit.
Grandma and Camri had a ton of laughs. What a cute pair they were.
Camri was so fascinated by Papa's big shoes. She would put them on, then fall over a step or two later.
During Steve spring break (yes, I am that far behind on posts), we took Camri to run wild at Maymont Park. She loved the flowers and the gardens and having some room to run. 
Steve and I figured that since Camri is about to turn two, it would be an injustice not to get her some Playdough already. After careful instructions to play with just one color at a time, and to not mix the colors I let her play with free reign while I fixed dinner. You know that little voice in your head that says, " gee, it is awfully quiet in here. How nice. Something must be terribly wrong." ? Well I ignored that voice and when I looked over this is what I saw. I knew it would happen. What child doesn't mix the playdough colors? She loved it, and I got a kick out of watching her try to roll it out and use cookie cutters to make shapes. Our little girls is getting so big. Don't you love the cheesy smile? 
Since Steve was on fall break we decided to take Cammers out to the Children's Museum of Richmond. She LOVED it. She loved it so much we ended up getting a year long membership. They had all kinds of fun activities for her to do. Here she is painting a pretty picture with daddy. Miraculously, she didn't even get any pain on her clothes!
Here she is "milking the cow". She was totally intrigued by the udders.
